All Fixed Income articles – Page 17
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White papersMay CPI report: Still bracing for impact
May’s CPI came in slightly cooler than expected—headline inflation edged up by just 0.1% in May (2.4% year-over-year), while core CPI remained steady at 2.8%—thanks to lower energy and travel costs. Despite this softness, tariff pressures are anticipated to roll through the data in coming months.
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White papersMidyear fixed-income outlook: Strategic scenarios for bond investors
How will policy uncertainty and macro headwinds shape opportunities in fixed income?
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White papersPolicy divergences on display
“Policy decisions by global central banks are getting more nuanced, with the ECB staying on its rate cut path, the Fed in a wait-and-see mode, and the BoJ being the only major outlier.”
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PodcastTalking Heads – Making the case for absolute return bonds
How can fixed income investors tackle the uncertainty over the outlook for growth and inflation? How will concerns about government finances play out ? Where are interest rates heading?
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White papersA 20,000-Foot Perspective: Fiscal Policy Takes the Lead
Recent volatility in traditionally “sleepy” Japanese bonds bears watching as fiscal policy becomes the chief policy lever globally; the country’s role as one of the world’s major creditors means that what happens there could have far-reaching impact.
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White papersQ1 2025 Taxable Municipals Market Review and Outlook
Q1 returns in the taxable municipal market were strong—but not for the reasons you might expect. While falling Treasury yields boosted performance, policy-related risks and technical pressures raised questions about where valuations go from here.
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White papersTime for Europe
We are at an inflection point for Europe, signalling a promising medium-term outlook for the region, despite modest growth projections for 2025. Upcoming reforms, structural changes, and anticipated investments are expected to foster economic activity across Europe. The region stands at a pivotal moment, navigating a new defence paradigm and a fiscal push in Germany aimed at addressing the shortcomings identified in Draghi’s report.
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White papersAre Foreign Investors Really “Dumping” US Treasury Bonds?
Amid rising concerns over foreign divestment from U.S. Treasuries, this paper offers a data-driven perspective for investors. It examines the evolving dynamics of global capital flows and their implications for Treasury demand, portfolio strategy, and market stability.
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VideoGemcast Episode 1: Niche, global or both, the future of private credit
In episode one of Gemcast, Felipe Berliner, Co-Founder and Head of Structuring at Gemcorp Capital discusses the future of private credit. Following a decade of growth, private credit is maturing, this is creating a new set of opportunities for investors to look outside developed markets, into the emerging world and into more niche areas like trade finance. Felipe explains exactly what this all means and why we believe emerging markets present a compelling option for private credit investors.
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White papersJune ECB meeting: In a good place to assess the risks
The ECB signaled a cautious, data-driven approach after its June meeting, balancing its first rate cut with ongoing uncertainty around inflation and geopolitical risks. Future policy moves remain flexible as the economic outlook evolves.
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White papersHow Fixed Income can (still) Provide an Anchor to Windward
Fixed income ideas for choppy markets. The bond market has been turbulent this year, calling into question fixed income’s role as a stabilizing force in portfolios. Learn four ways you can position your fixed income allocation to help steady your performance.
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White papersEmerging Market Green Bonds - Report 2024
Elevated Uncertainty Complicates Short-Term Forecasts, Despite a Robust Long-Term Outlook
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White papersMidyear macro outlook: A new dawn of uncertainty
Geopolitical tensions, tariff uncertainty and global economic slowdown look set to define the second half of 2025. Our global CIO looks at why active management and research-led investing are the way to navigate this global complexity.
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White papersConfidence up for May but what comes next?
US consumer confidence index rose sharply, and above expectations, in May to 98.0, mainly due to a temporary trade truce between the US and China on tariffs. Expectations about the near future also improved.
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White papersLDI differentiator: the benefits of an integrated solution with credit
This mini-series of short articles shines a light on often under-discussed but important factors to think about when structuring your LDI portfolio framework. Here we look at the benefits of an integrated solution of LDI and credit.
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White papersAsset Allocation Update – May 2025
Headlines remain dominated by tariff discussions, and we have seen significant row back from the more extended and aggressive tariff levies that caused such distress in markets in early April. However, where there have been ‘deals’ the base line of a minimum tariff of 10% from the US remains in place, which suggests that while there is flexibility around the reciprocal tariffs, the tariff environment will still be substantially higher than in recent years.
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White papersCorporate Spreads. Shifting Patterns and Opportunities
European high-yield companies are benefiting from political initiatives, structural advantages, and clearer market predictability. Recent spread volatility presents attractive opportunities, while strategic reallocations aim to enhance portfolio resilience. Europe currently offers greater stability and competitive yields.
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White papersUS high yield: What we can learn from April’s tariff turmoil
When Donald Trump returned to the White House, investors braced for how markets might react to a renewed escalation of global trade wars.
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White papersIs EM Local Debt Benefiting From ‘America First’?
Emerging markets local debt is regaining momentum, fueled by shifting U.S. policy.
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White papersHouse Budget Bill Signals Higher US Deficit Trajectory
Proposed tax-cut extensions and higher debt costs could amplify fiscal concern.
