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What is the fund's average portfolio duration and how does it align with current interest‑rate expectations?

Created August 07, 2025 at 10:08 PM

I’m sorry, but the news release you provided does not include any information about the fund’s average portfolio duration or how that duration relates to current interest‑rate expectations. To answer your question you would need to consult the fund’s detailed quarterly report, its investor presentation, or other disclosures that contain the duration metric and the manager’s commentary on rate outlook.

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