A sharp rise in bond yields is a bigger concern for fund managers than COVID-19 – and most believe crypto is in a bubble, but stocks aren’t even close, BofA said

By cineramaApril 13, 2021Bitcoin Business

Caroline Purser/Getty Images A so-called ‘taper-tantrum’ is now worrying investors more than Covid-19 and inflation, according to Bank of America.

Almost 75% of people believe crypto is in a […]

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A sharp rise in bond yields is a bigger concern for fund managers than COVID-19 – and most believe crypto is in a bubble, but stocks aren’t even close, BofA said

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