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TwentyFour is a specialist fixed income firm based in London and New York, and an independent operating subsidiary of Vontobel. Since inception in 2008, we have built a strong reputation for performance, expertise and innovation in the bond markets.
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Flash Fixed Income: Five striking charts from 2025
It is the nature of financial markets that the trends and risks investors have their eye on at the start of the year are seldom the trends and risks they have their eye on by the end. Below is a selection of charts depicting some key trends we have seen develop in 2025, all of which we believe will have implications for investors heading into 2026.
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Flash Fixed Income: Are there more “cockroaches” in credit?
October brought the first serious bout of volatility in corporate bond markets for some time, with two high-profile US bankruptcies raising fears of a more systemic issue in credit.
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Beyond the noise, conditions favour fixed income
Amid tariffs, bankruptcies, and uncertainty, credit fundamentals remain strong. Elevated yields and solid corporate balance sheets favour income-focused fixed income strategies over government bonds, even as volatility persists.
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The compelling case for short-dated bonds
As we begin the final stretch of 2025, market conditions appear challenging. Inflation remains sticky across a range of economies, preventing major central banks from enacting rapid rate cuts to support GDP growth.
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Flash Fixed Income: Fiscal Friction - Sovereign heat, Corporate insulation
France’s chronic government paralysis repeatedly created headlines this month, and fixed income markets are rightly worried about the sustainability of French government borrowing levels. Meanwhile, forecasts of a £50bn blackhole in the UK’s public finances are keeping gilt yields elevated and have made this November’s UK Budget a potential flashpoint.
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Investment Grade Quarterly Update – October 2025
As fixed income investors face inflation surprises, tariff rhetoric and growing concerns around central bank independence, Gordon Shannon, Partner and Co-Head of Investment Grade, explains why the focus remains on resilience.