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EU News Forge > Blog > Business > Investment > Why the alternative to the ‘clear and present’ danger from bond yields is this AI-fueled market that’s quietly outperformed
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Why the alternative to the ‘clear and present’ danger from bond yields is this AI-fueled market that’s quietly outperformed

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Last updated: September 25, 2026 1:02 pm
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U.S. stocks are facing hurdles and investors may need to consider looking elsewhere. Goldman Sachs’ global head of hedge fund coverage says Japan may be the answer.

Source: MarketWatch

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