Bonds

53% see global growth slowing

QE expected to finish at year end

Gilt yields set to rise

Traditionally a signal of recession

Hu to manage fund

Leaving Kames after seven years

Markets have been far more volatile this year than last, taking fright at trade wars, the Italian budget, and the rout of the Turkish lira, for example. Yet most of the volatility has been in equity markets, while corporate bonds have provided a relatively...

Boasts low default rate

Bearish outlook will push some players out of the market

Increased volatility