Multiple methods to respond to low interest rates, bond investment strategy reaches new heights.

Since the beginning of this year, traditional bond investments have seen a sharp decrease in returns due to the continuous decline in risk-free interest rates. The yield of bond products from private equity institutions has significantly shifted downwards, with many products seeing returns below 1.8% in the first five months of this year, contrasting sharply with the average return of 7.91% from last year. Some private equity managers cannot help but lament that the yield of bond products is no longer attractive. Many private equity institutions are choosing to diversify their product strategies by focusing on cross-border compound products to take advantage of cross-market interest rate differentials, or by increasing short-term trading to boost returns. As for public "fixed income +" products, market volatility this year has significantly increased the difficulty of timing and asset class switching, requiring fund managers to make more precise timing trades and drawdown controls.