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Bond-market sell-off puts pressure on 60/40 investment portfolios

A sell-off in the bond market is putting pressure on traditional 60/40 portfolios. The headline frames the development as a market shock affecting investors, without specifying its scale or cause.

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Sustained bond-market stress can weaken investment portfolios and raise broader financing risks.

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  1. 60/40-Portfolio unter Druck: Ausverkauf am Anleihemarkt - was Anleger tun können ↗finanzen.net · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 1:46 PM UTC

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