[Focus] High-risk bonds have also joined the ranks of rising markets, and increased demand is a tailwind
If the US economy were heading into a difficult situation, no one would talk about the junk (speculative rating) bond market. The spread (additional interest rate) of junk bonds against relatively safe US bonds has shrunk to close to the lowest level during the novel coronavirus epidemic period. It can be said that it is a sign that concerns about economic deceleration leading to a rapid increase in defaults (default on debt) and bankruptcy are weakening. Low-rated bonds are an upward trend in the financial market as a whole supported by signs of slowing inflation and expectations of interest rate cuts
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