Plummeting interest rates that have resulted in more than $15 trillion worth of negative yielding debt have created headaches for fixed income investors.
Still, bond strategists are finding their way around the markets, using a variety of products to generate returns even amid the era of central bank activism that has seen rates set at historic lows.
Rieder spoke of a slew of products that include mortages and credit market, and even said savvy investors can use the negative yields prevalent in Europe to generate strong capital returns when those bond prices are converted into U.S. dollars."What people are doing, and it's dangerous, is they're stretching down the credit structure," he said. "Most investors have to take more risk to generate less.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
$1 million bond has been set for man charged with killing 'good Samaritan' in MinnesotaLionel Eaton, accused of killing 'good Samaritan' Javier Sanmiguel after an auto accident, has been issued a $1 million bond in St. Paul, MN.
Read more »
ECB weighs investigating Deutsche Bank over alleged unauthorized bond purchases: sourcesThe European Central Bank is examining whether to open a formal investigation in...
Read more »
Fed might end reserve run-off, ramp up bond purchases: analystsThe U.S. Federal Reserve might announce the end of bank reserves run-off, perhap...
Read more »
R. Kelly Bond Money Won't be Returned, Judge SaysA judge has refused to hand back the $100,000 in bail money paid by a Kelly friend.
Read more »
‘The Rhythm Section’ Trailer: Blake Lively Takes No Prisoners In Revenge Thriller From James Bond Producers“I’ve got nothing to lose.” That’s a relatable line uttered by a vengeful widow/grieving mother in The Rhythm Section, a thriller starring Blake Lively, Jude Law and Sterlin…
Read more »
Shares inch higher after Fed cut; BOJ, SNB, BoE keep powder dryWorld share markets and bond yields nudged modestly higher on Thursday as the U....
Read more »