Are we in a bond bubble?

Bonds

One of the biggest risks facing today’s bond investors is the distortion of fixed income by central bank actions, Franklin Templeton says. This means yields are not truly reflecting the underlying fundamentals of country debt levels. Discover how an unconstrained approach can help your clients avoid these ‘bubbles’ and seek out undervalued assets instead.

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Are we in a bond bubble?

Want to learn more? Click here to visit our training centre and hear Sonal explain Franklin Templeton’s unconstrained approach to investing. Sonal’s full Money Masters course is worth 1 CPD hour.

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