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Bonds are back in market crash, but the way investors are buying fixed-income has changed

Bonds are back as the stock market plunges, and flows show that actively managed fixed-income funds are in favor with many investors despite higher fees.

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Bonds are back in market crash, but the way investors are buying fixed-income has changed

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