The rising likelihood of ‘higher for longer’ rates could make income assets more appealing.

The rising likelihood of ‘higher for longer’ rates could make income assets more appealing.
BoA marks commodities as top contrarian move.
Matthew Rees, head of global bond strategies at LGIM, explains why he expects flow into fixed income to pick up.
Investors may be underestimating the potential fillip to the global economy from future rate cuts and the impact this will have on Europe.
Not so simple investing, abrdn returns absolutely, blue bonds for everyone, fee pressure at St James’s Place, S&P 500 turnover per person, China’s personal debt boom, active managers get on board and much more.
According to the influential Bank of America survey, only 5% of fund managers now have an overweight position in Chinese equities.
Efund’s drink bet, Federated Hermes’ straight-talking wisdom, getting active in Japan, hedge fund launches in 2022, Fidelity is hiring, scary words from central bankers, Jack Bogle and much more.
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Battery metals; Ninety-One looks at the big picture; Bank of America’s Singapore job blitz; Cautious, not bearish; Netflix’s fangs; Ark versus Nasdaq; advertising from Vontobel, and much more.
In February, SGX said Bocker is not seeking extension of his appointment beyond his current contract, which ends on 30 June. He has been the CEO of SGX since 1 December 2009.
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