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Here’s the best way to invest in bonds for the long term, according to these five-star portfolio managers

Here’s the best way to invest in bonds for the long term, according to these five-star portfolio managers

marketwatch.com 15.09.2026 12:37 4 views
A fixed-income team at Morgan Stanley say investing in distressed debt and frontier local-market investing have helped drive solid returns for their fund.

Here’s the best way to invest in bonds for the long term, according to these five-star portfolio managers Here’s the best way to invest in bonds for the long term, according to these five-star portfolio managers A narrow focus on investment-grade bonds can lead to dismal returns, says Morgan Stanley’s fixed-income team For better long-term returns in the bond market, investors need variety, according to portfolio managers at Morgan Stanley. Treasury yields now above 5%, investors are looking at new opportunities for attractive income streams away from the stock market. However, predicting interest rates and bond prices is a challenge, while sticking with U.S.

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