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Steering through negative yields
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
Emerging-market bonds and short-end of government yield curves may be better bets for investors
Bond investors may have to contend with low or negative yields indefinitely as the coronavirus crisis puts the brakes on economic growth and central banks keep the monetary taps open.
The US 10-year Treasury yield fell below 1% for the first time...
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