According to Invesco, investors seeking attractive yields should take advantage of central bank policy divergence across the globe. The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England have been on hold after cutting rates in late 2025, while the European Central Bank, Australia and the Bank of Japan have raised rates since the Middle East conflict began, and Brazil continues to cut its rates. Invesco’s Flexible Income ETF (FLXI), launched in February, offers a 4.93% 30-day yield with up to 40% of its holdings in international assets, outperforming comparable U.S. funds like BND (4.65%) and AGG (4.68%). Kristina Campmany, senior portfolio manager for global debt at Invesco, sees value in the United Kingdom and in emerging markets, particularly Brazil and South Africa, while the firm favors securitized products over corporate bonds in the United States.
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