Why 'extreme' volatility in bond markets could be a positive

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The extreme volatility seen from the sell-off in the bond and currency markets last month will be painful in the short term. But, looking further ahead, it will provide considerable opportunities for investors as many assets achieve more attractive valuation levels.

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