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What is the difference between the ups and downs of pure debt-based funds in the past year and this year?
According to the data of Galaxy Securities Fund Research Center, as of September 7, the average net growth rate of actively managed standard equity funds was 7.32%, and the yield of flexible allocation funds reached 16.85% this year. In the same period, the yield of partial debt funds reached 9. 18% this year. Among them, the regular open debt base with outstanding performance has a yield of more than 10% this year and a return of 20% in the past year, which is sought after by stable investors.

An insurance institutional investor also revealed that "some pure debt funds have been added recently." It is understood that investors' asset allocation has shifted from stock funds to bond funds, which is related to two factors: First, the bond market is still in a slow bull pattern, and the return of excellent bond funds has reached10% this year; Second, the volatility of the stock market worries investors.

"Some investors bought pure debt funds in the second half of last year, and the yield has exceeded 10% this year. However, the net value of pure debt funds fluctuates little, and customers don't have to worry every day. "