Bond investors are preparing for a recession in the USA by cutting risk exposure, while many are extending the duration of fixed income portfolios, as the Fed is not expected to be in a hurry to resume rate cuts. In the lead-up to the Fed meeting, investors have been extending bond durations. This means purchasing longer-term assets in anticipation of further declining yields, indicating that the bond market is preparing for a larger than expected rate cut cycle.
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债券投资者降低风险敞口为经济放缓做准备,预期美联储将按兵不动
Bond investors are reducing risk exposure in preparation for an economic slowdown, expecting the Fed to hold steady.
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