AXA IM's global head of fixed income Theo Zemek has warned bond markets are becoming increasingly unpredictable and says investors "should not touch" long-dated debt of any variety.
The fixed income stalwart is marking 30 years in bond markets this week - hot on the heels of global bond markets' fourth worst month in two decades - and said the modern era of predictable fixed income investing is now drawing to a close. Zemek (pictured) told investors today that she started her fixed income career with similar assumptions about the predictability of bond markets. Her familiarity with a fictional bond salesman, Great Gatsby narrator Nick Carraway, had led her to believe she would be starting her career working in a US treasury market in which there was "not much to ...
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