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The image shows a bar chart with two categories, Bonds and Stocks, spanning the years 2001 to 2006. In 2001, Bonds are at 100 billion, Stocks at 210 billion. In 2002, Bonds at 123 billion, Stocks at 216 billion. In 2003, Bonds at 157 billion, Stocks at 227 billion. In 2004, Bonds at 162 billion, Stocks at 289 billion. In 2005, Bonds at 179 billion, Stocks at 297 billion. In 2006, Bonds at 188 billion, Stocks at 311 billion.
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This bar chart illustrate the amout of money invested in bonds and stock in a country between 2001-2006
overall, invesment in both bonds and stocks increased over a period. stocks continously attracted invesment more than bonds
in 2001, investment in bonds was 100 billion, which rose steadily to 123 billion in 2002, and 157 billion in 2003 this upward trend continued, reaching 188 billion by 2006
similarly, stocks investment increased from 210 to 311 billion in 2006. the most significant rise occured between 2003 to 2004 they went uo every year.
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