Disinflation? Reflation? Bonds for Both
Individual funds can be used to target a specific, favored outcome; or investors agnostic to macroeconomic outcome can combine a mix of the funds to cover the scenario range from disinflation to reflation. Key to all four investment strategies is delivering positive real yields from diversified, credit-disciplined fixed income portfolios.
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