Why Global Aggregate? Broad-Duration Exposure to Weather Volatility

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Yields continued to fall across developed markets in Q2 as the ECB and Fed made
clear their willingness to act as appropriate. While this signaling has pushed developed market yields back to low levels ($12.5 trillion of the Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index into negative territory), it does not mean bond yields could rise suddenly.1 Rather, yields are potentially closer to fair value in the US. Meanwhile,
the ECB could signal further accommodation before Mario Draghi leaves his post, which may provide support.

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