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Why index-linked gilts have the edge

The outlook for conventional gilt-edged stock remains underwhelming; not so the inflation-linked variety

The case for (and against) owning gilts

Prices for UK government debt have stabilised but that does not mean they are set to rise

Banks seek to weather cost-of-capital storm

AT1 anger does not spell the end for the instrument

Be open to diversifying with bonds

A balanced portfolio could work well if inflation moderates

UK struggles to convince bond ´óÏóÊÓƵ, but US recession risk underpriced

Questions remain about UK financial stability as global recession looms

Bond market fears could be an opportunity

High-quality US credit is beginning to entice yield-hungry ´óÏóÊÓƵ

New shadow banking and the hunt for yield

13 years on from Lehman, collateralised loans are sought for income

Investors face a rates conundrum

Some commentators are confident long-term interest rates will stay low but others still fear inflation

Credit assessment for recovery companies

Retail ´óÏóÊÓƵ should remain cautious as sentiment turns up

What bond markets are telling us about inflation fears

The sanguine reaction of the market suggests the Fed got its messaging right