Reported about 15 hours ago
As the Federal Reserve deliberates on economic forecasts influenced by tariffs, Charles Schwab’s Chief Fixed Income Strategist, Kathy Jones, suggests that while bonds are a safer investment during market volatility, investors should be cautious about extending duration due to potential inflation. She advocates for maintaining a benchmark duration of around six years to balance yield and risk, while remaining wary of credit market risks in the event of a growth slowdown.
Source: YAHOO