Time for Core (Plus) Bond Portfolios Again?

Published on August 15, 2026

Franklin Templeton Institute finds valuations across fixed income sectors becoming more attractive, with all-in yields approaching compelling levels—a signal to consider moving from a short-duration bias toward core bond portfolios.

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