Duration fears spark linker exodus despite inflation leap
Signs of a fund selector exodus from index-linked bonds have begun to emerge as trepidation about the “inherent” duration risk in such products threatens to outweigh their appeal as an inflation hedge. UK inflation expectations have risen sharply since sterling tumbled last summer, in an apparent end to lingering deflationary…
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