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Asset Management

Three benefits of higher income in fixed income

The stability, dominance and buffer attributes of yields in a higher income world

Fixed income 12 Jul 2022 2 min read

Tony Appiah

Fixed Income Specialist

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Key highlights:

A recent sharp repricing higher of interest rates across the yield curve has led to considerably higher yields on offer in most fixed income sectors today.
Over the long-term, yield (as opposed to price) is by far the most stable and reliable component of total return for bonds.
Higher break-evens (from higher yields) act as “shock absorbers”.
Investors no longer need to reach for higher yield by taking unnecessary credit or interest rate risk.

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