Why Advisors Are Doubling Down on Munis, High-Quality Bonds Right Now
High-quality fixed income is drawing renewed attention from advisors.
Sam Miller, Executive Vice President of Investment Strategy, shared with The Daily Upside how continued market uncertainty, from shifting Fed expectations to geopolitical risks and the upcoming election cycle, is shaping how advisors approach fixed income.
Sam notes that strong starting yields across several sectors are creating opportunities to build more resilient portfolios, including allocations to bank loans and taxable municipal bonds while taking advantage of a potentially steepening yield curve.
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