Investors in regional high yield markets can expect Asia to be relatively resilient to global headwinds, with China to stimulate its economy, according to Fidelity International.

Investors in regional high yield markets can expect Asia to be relatively resilient to global headwinds, with China to stimulate its economy, according to Fidelity International.
Peaking bond yields, measured rate hikes in Asia and robust regional corporates make it an appealing time to buy local bonds, according to Eastspring Investments.
With the past decade probably a poor guide for bond markets going forward, T Rowe Price believes investors can capture new opportunities by being flexible and focusing on volatility management.
The dynamics of shorter business cycles, higher volatility and diminished policy responses warrant a focus on portfolio resilience rather than a search for yield, according to Pimco.
As recession risks grow, investors should consider adding duration to their portfolios, according to Fidelity International.
The wealth manager focuses on quality earnings among global equities, and is positive on credit.
The investment manager believes Indonesia and India credits present better opportunities than China amid volatility.
As the views and preferences of consumers on social issues change, so too does the credit risk associated with companies in certain sectors, according to Fitch.
The US asset manager also favours carbon credits and commodities for carry as it expects real yields to continue to rise.
Despite wafer-thin margins of safety from longer-dated yields, Schroders identifies relative value fixed income opportunities.
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