03.02.2026 15:36:31

State Street Global Advisors: The renewed case for currency hedging in fixed income

The renewed case for currency hedging in fixed income

Currency hedging has long been a practical tool for reducing asset return volatility - and with a fair wind, for enhancing returns. But a likely watershed in US dollar strength, and a choppy outlook for sterling and the euro all support renewed currency focus. What can a fixed income investor do?

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Im Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Torsten Dennin, CIO von Asset Management Switzerland AG und Rohstoffexperte, analysieren wir:

Warum Silber innerhalb weniger Tage über 30 % verlor
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₿ Und was der Bitcoin-Rücksetzer mit Tech-Aktien gemeinsam hat

Spannend: Torsten Dennin hatte bereits im September eine Gold-Prognose von 4.200–4.400 USD und Silber bei 60–80 USD genannt – beide Ziele wurden erreicht bzw. übertroffen.

Ist der Rücksetzer nur eine gesunde Korrektur oder der Beginn einer grösseren Trendwende?
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