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Marsh Lifts US Treasury Allocation to Neutral as Yields Stay High

New York-based investment adviser Marsh this week raised its US government bond allocation to neutral from underweight in its dynamic asset allocation, global CIO Niall O’Sullivan said. About $200 billion of the $846 billion Marsh manages for clients sits in portfolios that will weigh the change and consider adding Treasuries, as large investors look to capture elevated yields.

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The signal here is less about the allocation shift itself than about who is making it: a large, traditionally cautious adviser moving off an underweight stance suggests elevated yields are becoming hard to ignore even for institutional portfolios that had been positioned elsewhere. With only a portion of Marsh's assets actually subject to the change, the practical flow may be modest, but the direction of travel among large allocators is worth noting. Whether peers follow with similar upgrades is the open question, and it matters for how much real demand high yields ultimately attract.

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