Market volatility ‘always creates better value’: BlackRock Head of Muni Bonds Group

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Peter Hayes, Head of BlackRock’s Muni Bonds Group, joins Yahoo Finance’s Emily McCormick and Adam Shapiro to discuss Fed policy and how it will affect fixed income investors and municipal bonds

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