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Bond market investors may want to shift their focus toward the front of the yield curve, according to Allspring Global Investments’ Noah Wise.<\/p>\n
The bottom line: Focus exposure on short-term Treasurys over long duration<\/a>.<\/p>\n Wise, the firm’s head of global macro strategy and a senior portfolio manager, sees the strategy as part of a diversified portfolio to deliver profits due to the monetary policy backdrop.<\/p>\n “You see a market that’s pricing in a couple of hikes for the Fed here over the next couple of years,” he told CNBC’s “ETF Edge<\/a>” this week ahead of Wednesday’s Fed decision on interest rates. “That type of yield north of 4% with relatively low risk is, in our view, pretty attractive.”<\/p>\n Allspring primarily focuses on fixed income, money markets and stocks. According to the firm’s website, clients range from consultants and financial advisors to corporations and financial institutions.<\/p>\n Wise also sees opportunity in the U.S. credit market, citing strong macro fundamentals.<\/p>\n “We like [U.S.] credit, whether that’s investment grade or high yield, more than we like European credit at this time,” he said.<\/p>\n But credit is not the only avenue to diversification. Wise is also seeing opportunities in emerging markets<\/a>, and he’s heading south.<\/p>\n “Particularly in Latin America, you can find yields that are at [double digits] so there’s a lot of opportunities,” he said. “I think even with the challenges and risks that we see geopolitically, you can still generate pretty attractive yield and income in a really diversified manner.”<\/p>\n