This series outlines the risks facing investors as expectations of central banks raising interest rates dim, weighs bond alternatives as prospects for a rising yield curve dim, investigates what investors forgo in yield when they buy government bonds and examines how fixed-income investors are likely to react to soft stock prices.
October 10, 2018Investing in bonds to take shelter from the potential tumble in stock prices also carries great risk
Bond investors are giving up a lot of yield by taking on government bonds to avoid the potential default in corporate bonds
Fixed-income investors are looking to high-yield bonds, preferred shares, REITs and MICs to generate greater returns
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