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Wall Street strategists are increasingly recommending carry trades, capitalizing on the income from higher-yielding currencies and bonds. UBS suggests selling Swiss francs to buy US and Australian dollars. Societe Generale favors riskier European government bonds, and Pictet Asset Management invests in local-currency bonds from Mexico and Brazil.

Wall Street strategists are increasingly recommending carry trades, capitalizing on the income from higher-yielding currencies and bonds. UBS suggests selling Swiss francs to buy US and Australian dollars. Societe Generale favors riskier European government bonds, and Pictet Asset Management invests in local-currency bonds from Mexico and Brazil.

Wall Street strategists are increasingly recommending carry trades, capitalizing on the income from higher-yielding currencies and bonds. UBS suggests selling Swiss francs to buy US and Australian dollars. Societe Generale favors riskier European government bonds, and Pictet Asset Management invests in local-currency bonds from Mexico and Brazil.

Wall Street strategists are increasingly recommending carry trades, capitalizing on the income from higher-yielding currencies and bonds. UBS suggests selling Swiss francs to buy US and Australian dollars. Societe Generale favors riskier European government bonds, and Pictet Asset Management invests in local-currency bonds from Mexico and Brazil.

Wall Street strategists are increasingly recommending carry trades, capitalizing on the income from higher-yielding currencies and bonds. UBS suggests selling Swiss francs to buy US and Australian dollars. Societe Generale favors riskier European government bonds, and Pictet Asset Management invests in local-currency bonds from Mexico and Brazil.