In today’s environment, stable income can be hard to find. Enjoy some fresh perspectives from our fixed income investment teams as they share their views on the direction of the markets.
In our regularly updated macroeconomic analysis we offer an outlook for interest rates and currencies – and look at which fixed income assets are favoured across a range of market environments.
As we enter the final quarter of the year, our experts look back at the ‘year of the bond market’ and share their thoughts on the outlook for Fixed Income assets going forward.
August was another positive month for fixed income markets, with Fed Chairman Powell largely confirming that US rates would be cut in September. Read our latest thoughts on how fixed income markets performed during the month and what we think you should be looking out for in the near term.
Significant focus on the uncertainty of the US macroeconomic backdrop and its potential implications on the market remain top of mind for investment opportunities. Against this cautious outlook, we asked the experts from Invesco’s bank loan, direct lending and distressed credit teams to share their views as the third quarter of 2024 wraps up.
If we are to live more sustainably by 2030, the Climate Policy Initiative estimates that US $4.3 trillion will be needed annually. Climate adaptation and transition projects are helping, but more finance is needed. Find out more.
US municipal bonds are worth considering for European investors portfolios as they may provide a source of diversification and for their relative value compared to Euro corporate bonds.
Julien Eberhardt, Fund Manager, in the Invesco Fixed Income Europe team shares his thoughts on the key headwinds that have impacted bond market performance in 2024. Find out why he is more positive on rates in Europe than the US and in cautious on credit risk and how this is influencing his management of the Invesco Euro Corporate Bond Fund in our Q&A.
In tighter market conditions, we share how we have started positioning our fixed income portfolios with our flexible approach to asset allocation.
Matthew Chaldecott thinks that there is a window of opportunity in corporate bonds, with the environment looking favourable for returns in 2024 as policy rates fall. Find out what investors can expect as we “come down the mountain”.
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