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LBIIX

Thrivent Income Fund

Seeks to provide high levels of income while preserving the principal, this fund invests largely in BBB-rated corporate bonds.

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THLIX

Thrivent Limited Maturity Bond Fund

This fund invests across multiple sectors in predominantly high-quality bonds like investment-grade corporates, securitized debt, and U.S. Bonds.

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TBFIX

Thrivent Government Bond Fund

One of the most liquid portions of the fixed income market, this fund seeks total return while also preserving the principle by investing in high-quality fixed income securities.

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LBIIX

Thrivent Income Fund

Seeks to provide high levels of income while preserving the principal, this fund invests largely in BBB-rated corporate bonds.

See performance

THLIX

Thrivent Limited Maturity Bond Fund

This fund invests across multiple sectors in predominantly high-quality bonds like investment-grade corporates, securitized debt, and U.S. Bonds.

See performance

TBFIX

Thrivent Government Bond Fund

One of the most liquid portions of the fixed income market, this fund seeks total return while also preserving the principle by investing in high-quality fixed income securities.

See performance

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Key elements of our management process

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Portfolio management
Strategic asset allocation
Tactical investment decisions
Company research
Risk management

Q4 2024 CAPITAL MARKETS PERSPECTIVE

Inflation: More Fed cuts expected

Thrivent Asset Management leadership discusses inflation in the Q4 Market Outlook Capital Markets Perspective. Watch the whole video to learn other expectations they have for the rest of the year.


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Market Update [VIDEO]

10/01/2024

How consumers are affecting the markets

How consumers are affecting the markets

How consumers are affecting the markets

Equities markets have been influenced by the large-cap technology companies, but that breadth is narrowing. Cyclical sectors, on the other hand, are highlighting how the U.S. economy is at an inflection point, which is heavily influenced by consumers feeling pain points of higher prices, fewer job openings and even affordable housing.

Equities markets have been influenced by the large-cap technology companies, but that breadth is narrowing. Cyclical sectors, on the other hand, are highlighting how the U.S. economy is at an inflection point, which is heavily influenced by consumers feeling pain points of higher prices, fewer job openings and even affordable housing.

10/01/2024

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