Baillie Gifford late stage growth trust enjoys sharp rebound in August
Emerging market funds, particularly Latam, dominate last month’s winners
Gilts
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Which Baillie Gifford funds slumped furthest in ‘dismal’ April?
Whereas UK stocks gave ‘creditable’ performance in a poor month for markets across the board
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FE Investments: Why investors should not give up on gilts despite rising inflation
Despite market volatility gilt yields are back to where they were in April 2019
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Coronavirus sector review: Gilt funds remain in positive territory as BoE binges on bonds
Top performer in IA UK Gilts sector has returned 8.2% since coronavirus sell-off took hold
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Charles Younes: Our allocation to expensive gilts is now coming good
FE Investments explains how its barbell strategy is playing out amid the coronavirus sell-off
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Has the Bank of England made active gilt funds a waste of time?
Baillie Gifford points to low interest rates as it ditches active gilt fund range
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Are investment grade bonds the safe haven for 2020?
Negative yields on gilts prompts investors to look elsewhere in fixed income
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Gold outshines absolute return in Q4 volatility
Targeted Absolute Return fails to live up to its name with losses in 2018
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Uncertainty reigns: The 10 most read Brexit stories of 2018
From blue passports to pensions, Portfolio Adviser examines the most read Brexit stories of the year
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Ethical investors split on gilts
Only 24% of investors apply ESG criteria to sovereign bonds
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UK lags European peers on ESG scorecard
Insight launches in-house sovereign ratings but points to data shortcomings
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UK investors bullish on government debt as Treasuries hit 3%
After a prolonged period of negative real yields, government bonds have failed to excite, but Q1 figures show UK fund selectors are turning bullish on developed market government debt for the first time since early 2015, just as the 10-year US treasury hits 3%.
