Bonds and base rates

This issue focuses on the internal battle investors face when it comes to predicating the future activity of central banks, and how to (or more importantly how not to) react to it. Base rate movements can feel inevitable, which can have all sorts of impacts in client's lives, but when it comes to investing the reality is that the expectation of base rate movements is already in the price. Investors would do well to remember this.

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Bonds and base rates

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