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AB has been a longstanding proponent of investing globally within the bond markets.We advocate going global on a currency-hedged basis.In our view, US investors should remain in global bond markets because those negative non-US yields can be turned into an opportunity, thanks to currency hedging.

The private bank to Queen Elizabeth II is lavishing millions of dollars in a high-stakes bet on a Brexit deal in the teeth of market scepticism.

Strategists predict a tougher period ahead for U.S. corporate bonds after a slide in equities to more appealing levels.

Inflation, dormant for a decade, captured the market’s attention all summer, with unprecedented Federal Reserve stimulus and a $2 trillion federal spending package set to juice prices.

The exodus from high-yield debt shows few signs of easing, with investors pulling hundreds of millions of dollars more from the largest exchange-traded funds that buy junk bonds as a global index tracking the securities erases its 2020 gains.

Invesco Ltd. is looking to active, nontransparent exchange-traded funds as the next step forward for the $4.6 trillion industry, hoping the new products will be less vulnerable to traders who exploit expected changes in ETF holdings.