The growth of fixed income ETF instruments has been robust, so it’s of little surprise investors have concerns over the risks entailed. Here we dispel a few myths about the investment vehicle.
A new survey by Greenwich Associates reveals many global investors are considering Asian opportunities given that low yields in the US, Europe and Japan have proved advantageous for those investing in Asian fixed income assets.
The ongoing trade dispute between two of the world’s largest nations is a significant force influencing market movements. State Street Global Advisors’ Kheng-Siang Ng believes a successful resolution could unleash pent-up demand.
Misgivings over trade disputes, Brexit and US growth continue to be felt in Asian bond markets. But will emerging market assets rally if the US Fed takes a less hawkish stance this year?
Kheng Siang Ng of State Street Global Advisors talks through the key drivers for Asia's bond markets this year and identifies opportunities and risks for investors.
The gap is shrinking between emerging-market and developed-market growth, valuation and profitability premia, suggesting investors may need a fresh approach to EM equities. Meanwhile, EM debt is worth a closer look.
A sell-off in emerging markets at the end of last year has reversed – and long-term economic factors are driving the change, according to Matthew Arnold of State Street Global Advisors.
State Street Global Advisors and DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Gundlach, who has been called the new “Bond King”, have teamed up for a new active fixed income ETF initiative.
Christopher Probyn, chief economist at State Street Global Advisors, discusses why 2014 offers investors more certainty and opportunities to outperform. Click below to listen.