Institution: As investors increase allocations to fixed income assets, demand for bonds rises
According to Golden Ten Data on July 9, Hermes Investment Management analyst Gallo stated that after several years of solid performance in the stock market, demand for bonds has increased in 2026 as investors shift funds to fixed income assets. Strong US corporate earnings and resilient economic growth have boosted demand for US corporate bonds. In the second quarter of 2026, demand for US municipal bonds was also very strong, leading to a decline in municipal bond yields, while US Treasury yields rose.
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