Gundlach’s “Strange” Fixed Income Barbell
For wealth professionals who allocate fixed income, it offers a brief look at how a bond manager frames a portfolio that combines a lower-risk core with emerging market local-currency exposure.
Summary
By the bonds & fixed income deskIn this video, Jeffrey Gundlach describes a fixed income barbell he calls “strange.” The approach pairs a lower-risk core with local-currency emerging market debt.
- Gundlach describes the fixed income barbell as “strange.”
- The barbell pairs a lower-risk core with local-currency emerging market debt.
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