Despite worries about the ripple effect a US rate hike could have on global fixed income securities and the sound conventional thinking of growing allocations in risky assets, Standard Chartered believes it is prudent to raise bond exposure, particularly US corporates, as a hedge nonetheless, on the off chance that a recession occurs. “History suggests bonds tend to outperform equities…
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