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Bonds are back
By
Elaine Chan
- Asia
- Global
- USA
After selloff, debt has become a draw to hedge against potential economic slump
Global bonds are poised to regain lost ground after the meltdown in 2022.
As the US Federal Reserve and other central banks hiked interest rates to fight inflation last year, the negative correlation between bonds and stocks fell apart as both ass...
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