“This is likely a shift in market narrative: away from inflation concerns to concerns about the sustainability of growth momentum."
“You can’t rule out the 10-year going to 50 basis points. It’s just around the corner now."
On the contrary, those who say technological advances will help keep bond yields low are off-base, a top analyst claims.
The benchmark 10-year note hits a record low as investors seek a safe haven amid post-Brexit uncertainty over the global economy.
The bond market boom is over for issuers, right? Not if a company considers the real cost of financing.
Institutional investor appetite for corporate credit will bounce back, says one asset manager, leading spreads to tighten some once again.
High-yield corporate bonds fall in value as investors contemplate the end of bond-market stimulus by the Federal Reserve.
Default rates are still historically low. But investors and credit-rating agencies are watchful of how companies are deploying the proceeds from debt.
Investment-grade debt issuers take advantage of optimism over a second Greek bailout.
Spreads are down and investor interest is up.
Investment-grade issuers in the U.S. are taking advantage of renewed optimism about solutions to a near-term default by Greece.
Spreads have come back to earth for issuers, as investor appetite for the asset class returns.
