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Investors diverge on how to respond to surging bond yields

The views range from seeing opportunity in bonds to recommending caution, according to WSJ Markets.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Economy

WSJ Markets reports that six investing professionals are split on how to respond to surging yields.

The outlet says BlackRock’s Rick Rieder sees opportunity in bonds, while Ray Dalio recommends caution.

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WSJ MarketsSix Investing Pros Weigh In on Surging Yields,and How to Trade Them

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