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US Fixed Income markets offer investors ample ways to meet their needs for income, capital preservation and risk diversification. Whilst volatility remains high in US bond markets, active managers benefit from an expanded opportunity set.

At Franklin Templeton, we explore opportunities in every major US fixed income sector. Our suite of specialised investment managers offers an unparalleled diversity of US fixed income solutions and capabilities to help solve our clients most complex investment challenges.

Specialist Investment Managers

Brandywine Global, Western Asset and Franklin Templeton Fixed Income each manage strategies in US Fixed Income to their own philosophies and operating autonomously.

An Active Approach

All of our specialists are characterised by active management combining fundamental research with robust risk management.

Strategies Across the US Fixed Income Spectrum

Franklin Templeton offers strategies across the US Fixed Income spectrum: Government Bonds, Credit, Municipals, Unconstrained and Multi Sector.   

Insights

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JULY 22, 2025

Sector Views: Uncertain times, cautious moves

The Franklin Templeton Fixed Income team believes, despite increased clarity across both macroeconomic and market conditions, uncertainty remains. Read more in their latest Sector Views.

APRIL 11, 2025

Flash Insights: Tired of tariffs? Try securitized bonds

US President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” announcement has disrupted markets, but many securitized assets remain isolated from the trade war noise due to their domestic nature. Tariffs will likely increase real asset prices, benefiting securitized bonds. Jatin Misra, Co-Head of Structured Credit, Franklin Templeton Fixed Income, believes the securitized space may provide some relief to ride out this trade conflict.

APRIL 9, 2025

Sector Views: Steady in the storm

The Franklin Templeton Fixed Income team believes the US economy remains strong despite concerns over tariff policies and the fiscal deficit. The EU economy, however, is weaker with anemic growth, which has led the European Central Bank to cut rates. The US Federal Reserve's rate-cut expectations have fluctuated, reflecting concerns over economic policies. Read more in their latest Sector Views.