Investors bullish on European corporate bonds as many ditch inflationary concerns under Trump

Tariff threat poses risk for some bonds

Sorin Dojan
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European corporate bonds have seen a surge in popularity over the past few years, but that could change if US President Donald Trump’s tariffs lead to a rise in inflation.

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