A continued stalemate in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher in September. Together with renewed inflation fears and tighter central bank policy, it...
By Kellie Wood, head of fixed income, Schroders With yields above 5% and central banks tightening into an oil shock, high-quality bonds are once again...
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By Michael Browne, Senior Investment Strategist, Franklin Templeton Institute Over the last 12 months, interest rates have been on the rise and bond markets have...
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As companies rush to bring bond issues to market to fund their AI-related spending, this new debt is competing with government bonds for investor...
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