Daily Market Updates: 60-40 portfolios are drawing renewed interest as bond market sells off

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60-40 portfolios are drawing renewed interest as bond market sells off

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WSJ Markets reports that despite a bond market selloff, the classic 60-40 portfolio is performing as it has been designed to do for the first time in years.

According to the outlet, money managers are asking clients to reconsider allocating to the bond market as part of that traditional portfolio mix.

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WSJ MarketsMoney Managers Are Asking Clients to Give the Bond Market Another Chance

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