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AI Selloff Drives Quant Funds' Worst Performance since Aug

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By Amanda Cooper, Elisa Martinuzzi Verified, Joe Bavier Verified
| GuruTrade
LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - Some hedge fund managers have in recent weeks posted their worst trading results in almost a year, as many ​got caught in crowded trades amid highly volatile markets, according to ‌Goldman Sachs. Goldman said in a note dated Wednesday that systematic managers — sometimes called quant funds — that use algorithms to trade market trends, have given back a quarter of their year-to-date returns.
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US Stock Reliance over Debt is Dollar Risk: Deutsche Bank

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By Amanda Cooper, Elisa Martinuzzi Verified, Kate Mayberry Verified
| GuruTrade
LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - The United States is relying more than ever on international flows into its companies' shares than investments in its debt to fund ​itself, a shift that could make the dollar riskier, Deutsche Bank said ‌in a note on Thursday. Geopolitical ruptures are deterring investors from owning U.S. debt, while the AI boom means more capital is flowing into U.S. equities, exposing the dollar to the lifecycle of ​the volatile technology sector, the bank said in the note to clients.
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US Fed officials propose prolonging dollar swap lines to underpin stability

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By Elisa Martinuzzi Verified, Toby Chopra
| investmoneyuk.com
FRANKFURT, May 21 (Reuters) – Some U.S. Federal Reserve officials proposed extending a critical, international supply line of U.S. dollars to underpin financial stability, according to an account of ​their recent meeting. The discussion centred on extending so-called U.S. dollar swap ‌lines, which the Fed has with five major central banks and has become a key backstop for global banking since the financial crisis.
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