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The upshot could be a more muted bond rally than in past Fed rate-cutting cycles.

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The upshot is that as long as margins go higher, valuations can too.

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“The upshot is that the ‘debasement’ theory looks like a misdiagnosis of the early-August to mid-October surge in the price of gold,” he added.

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The upshot is that officials eventually must decide when to resume purchases of securities to prevent further passive shrinkage of reserves.

The upshot is a backlog of $36 billion and counting that “gives strong visibility into long-term growth,” says Mike Smith, head of the Allspring Global Investments Growth Equity team.

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