Geldanlage: Anleihen werden wieder attraktiver: Fondsmanager schichten um
Die Renditen an den Anleihemärkten steigen weiter. Eine Umfrage verrät, ab welchem Niveau globale Portfoliomanager noch stärker aus Aktien in Anleihen gehen würden.
Frankfurt – As portfolio managers find bonds increasingly attractive due to rising yields, a recent Bank of America survey of global portfolio managers reveals a shift in investment strategies. Of the 161 surveyed, 19% indicated they recently shifted funds from equities to bonds. This trend may also apply to managers at Blackrock's investment house, with Wei Li, global chief fixed income strategist at Blackrock Investment Institute, noting in a recent market commentary that higher yields promise better return prospects, leading them to overweight U.S. Treasury bonds and focus on shorter durations.
In response, U.S. equities would no longer be overweight tactically. So far, equity markets, which overall have benefited from the bond shift, have weathered the change well. While momentum has diminished, the S&P 500, the U.S. benchmark index, recently hit a new all-time high, propelled by tech giants. Responding to the shift, the surveyed fund managers managing a combined $453 billion in assets also inquired about the yield level at which they would shift even more into bonds and equities.
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