In their latest update, Vanguard’s experts, Kunal Mehta, Roger Roger Hallam and Christopher W. Alwine provide their latest sector-by-sector analysis of global fixed income markets and a summary of how these trends affect Vanguard’s active bond funds.
Key highlights include:
Bond markets sold off in the third quarter, as the market began to embrace the ‘higher-for-longer’ narrative around interest rates.
In rates markets, much of the activity has been further out on the yield curve, where yields rose significantly, and continued to rise at the start of October.
Looking ahead, we believe high-quality, investment-grade corporates look the most attractive credit option and are best equipped to weather an economic slowdown.
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