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The Fiscal Cliff Deal Just Made Bonds Even More Risky in 2013
Going over the fiscal cliff would have been bullish for long term U.S. Treasuries. But that didn’t happen. Instead we got a deal with modest tax increases, tiny spending cuts and $64 billion worth of tax-exemption pork.
Now bonds have become toxic enough to make you wonder whether or not the bond bubble has sprung a leak.
But there’s quite a bit more to this story than just U.S. Treasuries.
Here's why the entire bond universe is now at greater risk...
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