Fixed income markets

BT EXPLAINS

SIA’s ‘dim sum’ bond: What is it and will it impact investors?

By scaling up the Treasury’s buyback programme, a Fed-Treasury partnership could effectively replicate Operation Twist, used to lower long-term borrowing costs in 1961 and briefly in 2011.
CIO CORNER

What the US can do to control rising yields

Asia-Pacific is increasingly seen as an attractive investment destination, with 36% of global asset managers increasing their Asia-Pacific investment-grade  credit allocations in 2026.

Outperforming Asia credit markets a draw for investors

Franklin Templeton's Sonal Desai says investors should be cautious about making aggressive bets on falling interest rates.

US deficits, not de-dollarisation, reshaping bond markets: Franklin Templeton

With US dollar cash rates now closer to the mid-3% range, its relative appeal has diminished compared to recent years.

The end of easy cash returns forces a rethink of fixed income

Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions and shifting market dynamics, unconstrained fixed income strategies can offer investors greater flexibility in navigating volatility.
BRANDED CONTENT

How unconstrained fixed income strategies are navigating volatile markets

How should the average retail investor think about reintroducing fixed income into a typically equity-heavy personal portfolio?

Yield without fear: Navigating credit markets in a high-rate era

Petrol prices in the US have ratcheted higher due to the war on Iran.
INVESTING GLOBALLY & PROFITABLY

Prepare for a turn in the interest rate cycle

Kevin Warsh's reassurances that he is committed to the independence of the FOMC need to be balanced against his persistent criticism of the central bank.

What bond investors should know about a Warsh-led Federal Reserve

China's bond market trades on domestic fundamentals, reinforcing the country's role as a diversification anchor.

Asia’s different economic stories are opening up opportunities in fixed income