because
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Example Sentences
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That’s because the market is concerned about the value of its underlying bonds, which fall in price when yields rise.
From Barron's
The fund generated the sizable incentive fee in 2025 because it gained 20.9% net of fees, about three percentage points above the S&P 500.
From Barron's
“Our rules were clear from the beginning. We never changed them, and we settled based on the rules. We reimbursed all fees and net losses because we thought the UX could have been clearer for users,” the Kalshi spokesperson said.
From MarketWatch
“However, in doing so, they enraged every trader on their platform who thought they’d won. Polymarket had no such constraints because they operate offshore, outside U.S. jurisdiction, and paid out over half a billion dollars in war-adjacent bets,” Chu told MarketWatch.
From MarketWatch
“Wars are inflationary because you are burning money,” said Harley Bassman, managing director at Simplify Asset Management.
From MarketWatch
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