fitch warns on corporate bond bubble
Declining yields in US corporate bonds are putting investors at risk of a “bond bubble”, according to Fitch Ratings.
Declining yields in US corporate bonds are putting investors at risk of a “bond bubble”, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Contractions in the eurozone and Japan, as well as weaker-than-expected performance by emerging markets, will hold back global growth this year and next, the latest research by Fitch Ratings predicts.
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Ireland’s recent upgrade by Fitch Ratings does not mean conditions have greatly improved for other countries on the eurozone periphery, the agency has warned.
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European fixed-income investors fear that risks such as the eurozone crisis and weak economic growth will hamper the “booming” high-yield bond market, research by Fitch Ratings finds.
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Fitch Ratings has urged European asset managers to “strategically review their product offerings and re-shape their activities” to focus on their key funds and managers.
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Fitch Ratings has lowered its growth rate forecast for emerging Asia.
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Fitch Ratings’ latest findings on the underperformance of value-oriented stock picking, published last week, have made for interesting reading but, arguably, this tells us little that we dont already know.
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Fitch’s new fund ratings service is a copy of a business model that is already broken in the UK and offers fund buyers nothing new.
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