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bond

Definition for bond

noun as in binder or fastener

noun as in association, relation

noun as in guarantee; contract

verb as in fasten; stick

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bind, connect, fix, glue

Strong matches

fuse, gum, paste

Weak match

stickum

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“It’s unclear how much weight the market will put on individual data points,” said Gennadiy Goldberg, head of U.S. rates strategy at TD Securities in New York, who follows the bond market.

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As Doncic becomes more comfortable with his teammates, his leadership has shown through not only his play but his sarcastic personality, which has helped develop a strong bond.

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Treasurys sparked alarm that the bond market might finally be buckling under the pressure of outsize U.S. borrowing.

“I would watch where bond yields are going, because that suggests that something could be breaking or something is not working,” Goldman at Cetera said.

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Interest rates, always a major factor for stock and bond markets, may be even more important during the AI borrowing boom.

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