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BofA Says Risk of Disorderly Bond Move Trims Excess Bullishness

Exuberance around risk assets is fading as investors worry about a chaotic rise in bond yields and the results of US midterm elections, according to a survey by Bank of America Corp.

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BofA Says Risk of Disorderly Bond Move Trims Excess Bullishness
Exuberance around risk assets is fading as investors worry about a chaotic rise in bond yields and the results of US midterm elections, according to a survey by Bank of America Corp.
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