Funds Fan: market rotation, unloved UK, and fund yielding 5% plus
18th February 2022 08:56
by Kyle Caldwell from interactive investor
In our latest Funds Fan episode, Richard Hunter, head of markets at interactive investor, joins Kyle Caldwell to discuss the market rotation over the past few months. The duo also discuss the unloved UK market, which has performed well over the past year and looks well placed to maintain its form if value shares continue to shine.
Later, bond investor Claudia Calich, who manages the M&G Emerging Markets Bond fund, makes the investment case for the asset class she invests in. Calich also explains how the fund, which appears on the ii Super 60 listand which has a yield of over 5%, assesses the risk profile of a country, and discusses the macroeconomic backdrop for emerging market bonds.Â
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