AllianzGI’s Franck Dixmier told FSA why he thinks interest rates have likely peaked and now is the time for US bonds.

AllianzGI’s Franck Dixmier told FSA why he thinks interest rates have likely peaked and now is the time for US bonds.
The ECB will cut the size of its monthly asset purchases to €30bn ($34.9bn) from January next year, ECB-president Mario Draghi announced on Thursday. Bond and equity markets as well as the euro hardly responded to the announcement.
Fund managers weigh in after ECB president Mario Draghi jolted markets with his bold monetary policy moves.
In a video interview, Jiek Sohn, investment director at M&G Investments, talks about the impact of the coming US rate hike on European bonds.
“There has been a big increase in demand for unconstrained investing strategies. A lot of investors are concerned about the sell-off in emerging markets in case the US Federal Reserve hikes rates,” Stitt said, in an interview with Fund Selector Asia. “They are still drawing parallels from the taper tantrum. A lot of clients are, therefore, […]
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