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GM bonds rise after strike ends, 2033 bond gains

NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Bonds of General Motors rose on Wednesday after the automaker reached a tentative deal to end a strike at G.M., raising hopes that Detroit's automakers would soon slash their health-care costs.

G.M.'s 8.375 percent bond due in 2033 rose 2.25 cents on the dollar on Wednesday to 89 cents, from 86.75 cents on Tuesday, according to MarketAxess.