Introducing FX into fixed-income portfolios

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 03 Jan 2005

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Background: In 2004, the search for yield led asset managers into GBP, AUD and NZD bonds. Investors followed the commodity growth theme or looked for alternatives to low-yielding EUR investments. The central banks of these three countries were at the forefront of monetary policy tightening and as a result these three currencies performed well. For the asset manager who followed these, outperformance was achieved.

Problem: Signals that the central bank cycles for these countries are in late

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