Yields at low or even negative rates have prompted questions about the relevance of investing in bonds. Phil Annen of the Baillie Gifford Managed Fund argues that this is an asset class that can still form a key part of an actively-managed, balanced portfolio and offer attractive returns.
Artemis' Stephen Snowden says that the structure of passive bond funds means the way they react to market crashes couldn't be more counterproductive.
Growth forecasts for 2026 are generally being revised up for US companies as the benefits of deregulation and fiscal measures in the One Big Beautiful Bill start coming through, underpinning a still resilient setup for the high-yield fixed income market.
Explore how bonds serve as a critical tool for investors to manage risk, generate income, and maintain portfolio stability amid evolving market conditions.
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