BlackRock’s Neeraj Seth also explains why the US investment giant favours Australia and India currently.

BlackRock’s Neeraj Seth also explains why the US investment giant favours Australia and India currently.
Even if rate cuts don’t materialize, corporate bond returns still look attractive in 2024 according to BNY Mellon’s Insight Investment Management.
Market sentiment should improve after a nervous start to the year, providing opportunities in quality growth stocks and investment grade bonds.
2024 is going to be a pivotal year for fixed income as the markets gain some clarity on the timing of the Feds rate pause, according to BlackRock.
FSA highlights five bond funds over $5bn in size that posted double digit gains in 2023
The asset manager argues that emerging markets local debt has the best set of conditions they have seen in twenty years.
Investors should lock in record bond yields and prefer cash-rich companies as the world economy weakens.
The asset management giant says a return to ‘sound money’ will bode well for bond investors.
While many plan to have a more global allocation, according to Aeon Investments study.
SSGA, Janus Henderson and GAM say the asset class should benefit from the Fed cutting rates.
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