LGT: Waning deflationary fears trigger increase in inflation-linked bond allocations

20 October 2016 | 3 minutes read

“Deflationary fears visible in the last 12 months which have in part pressured markets, seem to continuously disappear,” says LGT, which has decided to further increase its allocation to inflation-linked bonds. The bank attributes this primarily to the stabilisation of commodity prices, as evidenced by a 2- year high increase in consumer prices in Europe. This is in addition to other supportive…

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