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Le risque: How the rioting in France might trigger a ‘blow up’ in the bond market

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Le risque: How the rioting in France might trigger a ‘blow up’ in the bond market

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On Fortune’s radar today: How the 33-hour failed boardroom coup against WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg happened .

What happens if the rioting in France triggers contagion in the bond market.

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Why the Fed’s Warsh doesn’t need to do anything about inflation (yet).

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