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Our views 02 June 2025

Where is the value in sterling credit?

5 min read

Increased geopolitical tensions and heightened macroeconomic uncertainty will always lead to reassessed investment assumptions and market volatility.

Looking at the current situation, tariffs will likely hurt the consumer through price inflation and hamper GDP growth. Government bond yields and credit spreads have consequently been on the move.

Paola Binns, Head of Credit describes where the opportunity set can be found in these volatile markets.

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