A Democratic midterm sweep could make bonds the fourth-quarter contrarian play, says B. of A.’s Hartnett
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04.09.2026 16:53
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Lower growth assumptions and weaker stocks would enhance the appeal of bonds, says equity-market strategist and “Flow Show” author.
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