TREE NEWS reports: RBC BlueBay Asset Management fixed income CIO Mark Dowding said Tuesday the worst of the global bond selloff may be over following a wave of central bank rate hikes, adding he is optimistic on short-dated bonds for the first time this year. Dowding said the Federal Reserve’s rate increase last week bolstered confidence in the Fed’s ability to contain inflation. BlueBay manages nearly $600 billion in assets.
BlueBay CIO Says Worst of Bond Selloff May Be Over, Bullish on Short-Dated Debt
The call matters less as a market timing signal than as a sentiment marker from a large fixed income manager: after a year of pain, a CIO flagging the first optimistic stance on short-dated debt suggests the debate is shifting from how far rates rise to how long they stay there. Dowding credits the Fed's latest move with restoring confidence in its inflation-fighting credibility, which is the real variable to watch. Whether other large managers follow with similar positioning, or whether this proves a lonely early call, is the open question.
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