Learn about investing in bonds in a rising interest rate environment. Interest rates and the prices of bonds have an inverse relationship, meaning when interest rates rise, bond prices will decline.There is no single profile of a rising rate environment, as small incremental increases over an extended period of time will more easily allow the markets to adjust, while larger increases over a shorter time period could prove more disruptive.
In this investment insight, we explore:How investing has evolved in recent years.The need to prioritize among essential, fundamental, and supplemental goals.How assigning “success probability targets” helps further goal achievement.The inception of modern portfolio theory (MPT) devised in the 1950s by Nobel Prize-winning economist Harry Markowitz, revolutionized investment management.
In the June issue of our monthly flagship publication, we feature:On the Record by Chief Investment Officer Tony Roth, 2018 Halftime Report: Charting progress on our Capital Markets Forecast.In Focus provides a look at emerging markets, whose economies and asset performance projections are closer to home than you may think.Investment positioning and asset class positioning updates.
