High Real Rates May Persist for a Decade as Investors Reassess Global Risks, AIA CIO Says

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Developed-market bond sell-offs reflect multiple overlapping shocks, suggesting that real rates may stay high for the next decade and prompting investors to recalibrate…

Developed-market bond sell-offs reflect multiple overlapping shocks, suggesting that real rates may stay high for the next decade and prompting investors to recalibrate risk-return profiles, AIA CIO Mark Konyn told Yicai in an exclusive interview. China's structural shift toward long-term, high-quality growth offers genuine opportunities. While short-term volatility may persist as results materialize, the long-term trajectory remains clear, he added.

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