Global bond markets have been making more money than equities over the last decade according to t...
Global bond markets have been making more money than equities over the last decade according to the latest report on global fixed interest funds published by Standard & Poor's. According to the fund ratings and research firm, the average bond fund rose between 3.1% and 12.4% over the last 12 months, up to February 2001. Over that same period, says the report, the average global equity fund denominated in sterling grew by 2.8%, but tumbled by more than 7% if denominated in dollars. However, figures quoted in the report - which looks at funds denominated in US dollar, sterling, eu...
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