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The BNY Strategic Bond Fund: 5 years of active fixed income

The BNY Strategic Bond Fund: 5 years of active fixed income

As the BNY Strategic Bond Fund marks its fifth anniversary, we reflect on a period of significant change across global fixed income markets.

From sharp rate rises and inflation shocks to renewed volatility and shifting credit opportunities, the past five years have underscored how quickly fixed income market leadership can change.

This infographic explores some of the defining moments over that period and highlights why flexibility across sectors, regions and credit quality remains an important consideration in an evolving investment landscape.
 



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