While US Treasury yields have compressed towards 2.1%, UBP believes that short duration bonds should not be shunned in favour of long dated alternatives, with the bank retaining its overweight position in high yield US corporate bonds. According to UBP’s chief economist for Asia, Mark McFarland, there are three reasons to be wary of long duration bonds: money manager bullishness…
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