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Lombard Odier Turns Bullish on Treasuries After Five-Year Hiatus

Switzerland’s Lombard Odier Investment Management has turned overweight US Treasuries for the first time in at least five years, seeing the higher yields as increasingly attractive compared to stocks.

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Lombard Odier Turns Bullish on Treasuries After Five-Year Hiatus
Switzerland’s Lombard Odier Investment Management has turned overweight US Treasuries for the first time in at least five years, seeing the higher yields as increasingly attractive compared to stocks.
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