Hedge Fund Titan Bill Ackman On The Short Side Of Long-Term Bonds
A confluence of factors contributed to Ackman's bet on shorting Treasury notes, including a potential de-dollarization by China, sticky inflation
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A confluence of factors contributed to Ackman's bet on shorting Treasury notes, including a potential de-dollarization by China, sticky inflation
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