Why investors should beware big overseas bond yields
Dollar-denominated bonds have not had the best of times recently, writes Mateusz Malek, head of bonds research at Killik & Co.
With the US Federal Reserve still travelling along an interest rate hiking path, the threat of a 'twin deficit' looming over US Treasuries and the general widening in corporate spreads experienced this...
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