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Bonds

British  
/ bɒndz /

noun

  1. Barry ( Lamar ). born 1964, US baseball player: holder of records for most home runs in a season (73) and a career (762)

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Bonds rallied, benefiting from investors’ flight to safer assets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bonds of smaller companies such as infrastructure construction company Granite Construction sit beside blue-chip tech stocks like Western Digital in Turner’s portfolio.

From Barron's

Bonds have been making a comeback as weakness has hit tech stocks, which have long been the fulcrum point of this bull market.

From MarketWatch

Bonds it bought several years ago when yields were lower are now rolling over.

From MarketWatch

Lauren Bonds, executive director of the National Police Accountability Project, said that many local and state police departments are ā€œmuch more transparentā€ than CBP when officers shoot people.

From Salon