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Published in TZ Latest News 2 December, 2016 by The TZ Newswire Staff

After a Trump trouncing, some signs that bonds may be more attractive to investors and issuers

Tax-exempt bonds took it on the chin after Trump’s surprise victory, but the market may soon revert to the mean.
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