As accommodative monetary policy by central banks around the world suppresses interest rates, in some cases into negative territory, U.S. investments with positive yields are a beacon for foreign investors. As capital flows into the U.S. market, interest rates are pushed lower and asset prices driven higher. In this video, Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer, discusses how these conditions are helping bolster an already strong U.S. economy, and how the outlook for Europe and emerging markets is shifting in response.
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Scott Minerd, Global Chief Investment Officer, and Anne Walsh, Assistant Chief Investment Officer, Fixed Income, share insights on investing in unprecedented market conditions.
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Longer-term bond yields are near their highs for this cycle, while the environment for riskier assets like high-yield bonds, bank loans and stocks remains positive.
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