NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. corporate credit exchange-traded funds fell to their lowest in roughly a decade on Thursday morning as Wall Street tumbled, unimpressed with global...
Current valuations justify shifting its stance on U.S. high-grade to overweight from underweight, write Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) strategists Hans Mikkelsen, Yun Seliger, and...
DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach says investors should focus on preserving capital and avoid corporate bonds and Treasuries as inflationary pressures build, Reuters...
Investment-grade bond investors are expecting a slew of bond issues as corporations borrow to pay for a wave of mergers and acquisitions, Bloomberg reports.Sales of...
The debt load for U.S. corporations has reached a record $6.3T, according to S&P Global, as Wall Street investors brace for a stricter rate environment even as cash hoarding...
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) strategists say the high grade credit market can consume the flood of credit resulting from the M&A boom since the beginning of year.Deal activity is up...
A weakening dollar and rising interest rates are eroding the returns earned by foreign investors in U.S. corporate debt.For Japanese investors the currency-hedged return has fallen...
The number of defaults by highly leveraged companies could rise significantly amid tightening credit conditions, according to S&P Global Ratings.The agency estimates that the...
With credit spreads as low as they are - U.S. spreads at about their thinnest in 17 years - even the most modest of selloffs can wipe out any income advantage they have over...
via BloombergAmong the signs of froth: Investment-grade issuance of nearly $1T this year is on pace to break old records, and junk-bond yields of just 5.8% have tumbled to near...