Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Ken Fisher, discusses why he expects a “boring” year for fixed income markets. Ken says only a handful of variables affect fixed income—most notably, changes in interest rates. While Ken doesn’t engage in speculation about Fed policy, which can affect short-term rates, he doesn’t anticipate major swings in long-term rates amid steady inflation expectations and limited money supply growth.
In general, Ken believes fixed income markets are typically more efficient than stocks, and as a result, are typically less volatile. He thinks a more-stable backdrop for interest rates this year is likely good news for investors whose goals and cash flow needs require more predictable returns.
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