The events of July and August cemented rates in the UK at all-time lows. With the cheapest bond in the yield curve being the 30-year gilt (yielding 1.4%), there has been little respite for conservative allocation to fixed income markets.
Arif Husain, head of international fixed income at T. Rowe Price and manager of the Global Unconstrained Bond fund, discusses the impact of Brexit on Central and Eastern European issuers and the investment opportunities emerging in the region.
Previously 22 November
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