Threadneedle favours gilts and shies away from property

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Threadneedle is moving towards gilts as quantitative easing and fundamentals see them winning over o...

Threadneedle is moving towards gilts as quantitative easing and fundamentals see them winning over other government bond markets. While it says the poor economic environment is unhelpful for both investment grade and high yield corporate bonds, the technicals have improved, and within investment grade there has been a lot of supply and new deals have come cheap to existing issues to get them away. The group says valuations are the best they have seen in 100 years, compensating for historic default risk. Sarah Arkle, chief investment officer says: "High yield has seen no new supply a...

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