Borrowed money fueling U.S. stock rally is getting more expensive
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Borrowed money fueling U.S. stock rally is getting more expensive
KAREN BRETTELL
NEW YORK
REUTERS
PUBLISHED JUNE 29, 2026
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The borrowed money helping to fuel the U.S. stock rally is getting more expensive, and some on Wall Street are starting to wonder how much longer the math will work.
Inflows into leveraged exchange-traded products, rising stock options trading volumes and record hedge-fund exposure are collectively straining the global balance-sheet ca…
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