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CNBC: Wells Fargo Investment Institute says now is the time to lock in 5% yields on these bonds
Recent volatility has created a compelling entry point for investors to snap up these high-quality bonds, according to Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
Wells Fargo Investment Institute says now is the time to lock in 5% yields on these bonds