Contrary to conventional wisdom, equities investors should interpret an inverted yield curve as a potentially positive development.
Bullish inversion: a novel take on the flattening yield curve
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Contrary to conventional wisdom, equities investors should interpret an inverted yield curve as a potentially positive development.
Views on the impact of stagflation concerns, rising rates and higher input costs on the real estate investment trusts (REITs) sector.
Jay Sivapalan, Head of Australian Fixed Interest, and Dinesh Kuhadas, Credit Analyst, discuss how realistic the market’s cash rate expectations are, given the potential for harm to the economy and financial stability.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, equities investors should interpret an inverted yield curve as a potentially positive development.
ESG factors are becoming increasingly important in the analysis of EM companies.
In this video, Alex Crooke, Co-Head of Equities – EMEA & Asia Pacific, and Portfolio Manager of The Bankers Investment Trust, provides an overview of the drivers of equity markets so far this year.
The Signal and Noise series from the Portfolio Construction and Strategy Team seeks to identify historical patterns and precedents through which we can view current market challenges.
Sticking with sectors that now look entrenched in a post-pandemic world can help investors navigate the new storm of rising rates, inflation and geopolitical uncertainty.
Despite a challenging start to 2022 for sterling corporate bonds, the market’s risk perception for the asset class is short of elevated levels. Should investors look through the recent volatility, they will find attractive levels of yields that remain backed by strong corporate fundamentals.