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Bonds? Why should we bother?

A fabulous run for fixed income is no guide to the future — especially with rates expected to rise and prices fall

For the last 40 years, holding bonds has been a brilliant idea.

As inflation and interest rates have generally fallen, bonds of pretty much every kind have done well (as their prices rise when interest rates fall).

In the US, according to Deutsche Bank, Treasuries have seen positive real returns over the last four decades.

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