Trillions in investor capital has been locked up in the "T-bill and Chill" trade for several years now. But with the Fed expected to cut rates materially over the next year, that trade is coming to an end.
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Trillions in investor capital has been locked up in the "T-bill and Chill" trade for several years now.
But with the Fed expected to cut rates materially over the next year, that trade is coming to an end.
Where should all that capital consider going next?
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