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Bottom-up credit research within a flexible, laddered municipal bond strategy can tame interest-rate risk and capitalize on market volatility to protect capital and grow income.
Thornburg’s investment team keeps an eye on the macro but focuses squarely on the fundamentals and portfolio fit of each stock and bond selected. This July 17 macro overview is a sample of an internal weekly note to our distribution team that features big-picture highlights from the week that was.
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Jan Holman discusses the strategy of dollar-cost averaging and reminds investors to think for the long-term when approaching the market.
The low interest rate environment from COVID-19-related rate cuts is inciting municipal bond investors and funds to seek risky yields.
After seven years of massive amounts of QE and nearly four of yield curve control, the BoJ has yet to sustainably keep inflation at its 2% target or revive GDP growth meaningfully.
