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Better times ahead?
By
Elaine Chan
- Asia
- Global
Asian debt funds may find stability after a challenging 2022 as inflation and rate hikes expected to slow
Faced with inflationary pressure and aggressive interest rate hikes by global central banks, it’s probably an understatement to say that 2022 was one of the most challenging years for Asia’s bond funds.
Add China’s strict Covid-1...
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