With the new Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves's first post-election Budget fast approaching, there has been some speculation that recent increases in Gilt yields over the past month could be indicative of investors anticipating a ‘Truss 2.0' budget fiasco,...
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More than half of total inflows
Compelling income opportunities supported by favourable fundamental and technical conditions continue to attract investors to high yield bonds and loans.
When policymakers cut interest rates, cash rates tend to follow. Investors may miss out and face reinvesting at lower rates than they could get now on bonds.