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Vanguard senior economist Thiago Ferreira argues that recurring supply-side shocks have invalidated the traditional fixed-income allocation strategies used between 2009 and 2020. The shift forces a re-evaluation of bonds as a protective asset class, as central banks face a new dilemma in managing inflation and growth.
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Vanguard strategist Thiago Ferreira claims that recurring supply-side shocks are diminishing the efficacy of traditional fixed-income hedging strategies, necessitating a re-evaluation of bonds as protective assets. Concurrently, both institutional and retail portfolios in Brazil are confirmed to be increasing allocations to alternative asset classes. This indicates a structural shift in investment strategy.