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The US Jobs Report Hid a Rate-Trade Clue. These ETFs Could Be Ready to Run

Chandrima Sanyal

A stronger-than-expected August jobs report revived Fed rate-hike bets. Here’s why rate-sensitive ETFs could quietly emerge as surprise winners.

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