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- Municipal bonds could become a riskier proposition:
For people who trade financial futures, municipal bonds have often been considered a stable investment option.
Read more - U.S. seen as maintaining credit rating for now: Investors who are interested in 30-year Treasury bond futures can take heart from a recent report by Moody's indicating that the U.S. is in little danger of losing its AAA credit rating in the short term. Read more
- Bond investors should keep eye on deficit in the coming years: For decades, 30-year Treasury bond futures have been an attractive option to investors drawn by the creditworthiness and stability of the U.S. government. Read more
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