As 2026 draws closer, signs of nervousness are beginning to surface across global bond markets. Higher-for-longer interest rate expectations, persistent sovereign debt loads, and geopolitical uncertainty have left investors questioning duration risk and long-term pricing. Volatility at the long end of the curve has fueled concerns that traditional fixed-income instruments may struggle to absorb the […]

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