Are managers calling end of 30-year bond bull market too early?

End of 30-year run

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Bond markets have sold off aggressively in the past few months. The election of President-Elect Donald Trump is seen as an antidote to 'secular stagnation', that will provide a reflationary boost to both the US and the world economy, writes James Penn, senior portfolio manager at Thomas Miller Investment.

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