Bond Managers Adopt Cautious Strategy Amid Volatility
Leading US bond managers overseeing nearly $700 billion are avoiding major macroeconomic bets in favor of high-quality investments. Citing valuation risks and rising AI-related debt, experts emphasize selectivity and conservative positioning.
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The world's largest fixed income managers controlling nearly $700 billion are shunning macroeconomic bets in favor of high-quality assets. The Bloomberg Aggregate Index fell 1% in the United States during the period, marking its worst performance since 2022. Asset managers are prioritizing income protection over aggressive risk-taking as valuations tighten across global debt markets.
