Emerging market currencies, green energy and real estate provide attractively-priced inflation hedges to make portfolios more resilient, according to Pimco.

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Emerging market currencies, green energy and real estate provide attractively-priced inflation hedges to make portfolios more resilient, according to Pimco.
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Despite wafer-thin margins of safety from longer-dated yields, Schroders identifies relative value fixed income opportunities.
Amid the growth in the impact bond market, investors need to be mindful of the potential risk of impact washing, according to Insight Investment.
The fund manager identifies key reasons why investors should look at the current value rally as more than just a blip.
Green bonds increasingly offer investors both positive climate impact and returns, according to Axa Investment Managers (Axa IM).
In line with the US Federal Reserve’s rate cycle, Fidelity International favours long duration bonds as both a source of income and diversification.
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