Disorderly Bond Crisis Appears Unlikely — Market Talk
A disorderly bond crisis is unlikely, as policymakers retain the tools and willingness to intervene if market functioning or financial stability come under threat, says Afonso Borges at Julius Baer in a note. "Yields have risen primarily due to real yields adjusting to a more restrictive expected p…
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Higher yields now provide a substantially better income buffer than in recent years, while cash remains exposed to inflation and reinvestment risk, Julius Baer's Afonso Borges says in a note. A disorderly bond crisis is unlikely, according to Julius Baer. Within fixed income, Julius Baer favors hig…
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