High yields are available in oversold, short-dated credit assets, argues Eoin Walsh, portfolio manager at Twenty Four Asset Management.

High yields are available in oversold, short-dated credit assets, argues Eoin Walsh, portfolio manager at Twenty Four Asset Management.
US equity valuations have become cheaper, but investors can find more value elsewhere, argues Norman Villamin, Zurich-based chief investment officer for private banking at Union Bancaire Privée.
Investors should consider adding US dollar-denominated emerging Asia bonds in 2019 after a decline in appetite last year, the firm said.
Pictet Asset Management is cautious about equities as the global economy hits inflection points and market structures transform.
Investors searched for alchemists who could defy the slump in major stock markets last year.
Turmoil in global equities markets and fears of an economic slowdown drove investors to investigate fixed income havens last year, FE data shows.
The firm also likes onshore China bonds, despite the potential for an escalation of the trade war with the US.
How did fixed income funds respond to the gradual withdrawal of liquidity, rising interest rates and volatility in 2018?
Greater China funds had the second highest net inflows in Malaysia, according to Morningstar data.
The firm’s views on the asset class differ from other managers, who believe valuations have made emerging market equities attractive.
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