Janus Henderson's Maroutsos Says It Pays to Own Duration Here

The video discusses current trends in the bond market, highlighting the impact of global economic factors on bond yields and interest rates. It emphasizes the risks associated with long-duration bonds due to their sensitivity to interest rate changes. The discussion suggests focusing on shorter-duration bonds, particularly in countries with positive yield curves, to maintain a defensive investment strategy while still achieving good income.

What are the main factors influencing the current trend in the bond market?

How do structural issues in the global economy affect bond yields?

What impact does quantitative easing have on the bond market?

What risks are associated with owning longer-duration bonds?

Why is it suggested to own the front end of the yield curve?