Wellington Asset Management Ltd has reduced its exposure to US Treasuries, shifting into German bonds. This move follows last week's Federal Reserve meeting, which fueled doubts about the Fed's inflation-fighting credentials. The firm considers German bonds as the most credible debt.

The shift from Treasuries to German bonds reflects a change in investment strategy. The headline from Bloomberg Markets states 'Wellington Funds Pivot From Treasuries to Most Credible Debt.' This confirms the move. The most credible debt refers to German bonds.

The reduction in US Treasuries is notable. The shift into German bonds is ongoing. The Fed's credibility is in question.

This is a market development. Wellington Asset Management Ltd is acting on this. The information is from Bloomberg.

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