Franklin Templeton delves into its current ‘wait and see’ stance on fixed income amid ongoing Middle East conflict

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March 4th, 2026

Franklin Templeton delves into its current ‘wait and see’ stance on fixed income amid ongoing Middle East conflict

Although bond managers are holding fast for the moment, only time will tell how markets may shift amid the crisis, with the industry facing two very different potential paths, according to experts.

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Franklin Templeton delves into its current ‘wait and see’ stance on fixed income amid ongoing Middle East conflict

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