Fidelity International sees passive funds as sub-optimal for exposure to high-quality short-dated credit.

Fidelity International sees passive funds as sub-optimal for exposure to high-quality short-dated credit.
Pimco picks these two resource-rich economies to be global growth leaders over the next few years.
Allianz Global Investors sees opportunities emerging in government bonds as tightening cycles mature.
The desynchronisation of the global economy means that different industries are on different economic paths currently.
Demographics, decarbonisation and deglobalisation are each compelling sources of new investment opportunities.
Aviva Investors’ Sunita Kara makes the contrarian case for high yield currently.
Schroders sees the region’s growth outlook and other tailwinds as key drivers for Asian credit as an attractive asset class.
As part of a new initiative, FSA is talking to market participants about key trends that shape fund selection. This week, Josh Duitz, head of global income at abrdn, makes the case for dividend funds.
Different economic growth cycles across geographies globally call for fixed income investors to be selective to find alpha.
Expectations of improving corporate margins after the latest US earnings bode well for sectors such as tech, said BlackRock.
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