L'Abrdn High Income Opportunities Fund surpasse son indice de référence au premier trimestre

19 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

L'Abrdn High Income Opportunities Fund a enregistré un rendement de -0,39 pour cent pour le premier trimestre 2026, battant son indice de référence malgré les défis du marché liés aux tensions géopolitiques.

Les parts de la catégorie institutionnelle du fonds ont affiché un rendement de -0,39 pour cent net de frais pour le trimestre clos en mars 2026. Ce résultat se compare favorablement à l'indice ICE BofA US High Yield Constrained, qui a enregistré une perte de 0,55 pour cent sur la même période.

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