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Time to buy bonds?

10 min • 2 maj 2025

What’s driving the US bond market now – and are there opportunities in Treasuries and in credit? Lindsay Rosner, head of multi-sector investing with Goldman Sachs Asset Management, discusses with Chris Hussey.

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