The FSA Spy market buzz – 16 May 2025
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The Axa fund receives a one-star Morningstar rating and an analyst rating of Neutral, while the Invesco product receives three-stars and also a Neutral analyst rating.
Morningstar’s star rating looks at historical risk-adjusted performance and the analyst rating is based on forward-looking analysis.
Chelsea’s McDermott is positive on both funds as they have different roles to play in a portfolio.
“We like both funds for different reasons. The Axa fund is a more defensive fixed income element in a portfolio.” For investors concerned about rising interest rates or inflation, the Axa product could be a consideration, he said.
“If you are more positive on bonds and think interest rates have peaked, the Invesco fund may appeal more,” McDermott said.
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