Shorter bonds, safer bets?


INVESTORS are finding themselves in an awkward spot: bond yields are climbing to levels that could eventually pressure equities, yet the attraction of stocks remains hard to shake.

At the same time, some of the world’s biggest fixed-income investors are quietly reducing their exposure to long-dated government debt and moving towards shorter maturities, inflation-linked securities and credit.

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