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The bond market: Why concerns about trade and tariffs still may not be priced in

Recent trade developments between the U.S. and China caused bond yields to initially soar as both sides took steps to de-escalate simmering tensions. But Alexandra Gorewicz, Portfolio Manager, Active Fixed Income at TD Asset Management, says at this point the bond market has yet to price in any underlying risks.

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