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What’s driving high-yield spreads?
Jun 14, 2018 Hamed Faquiryan
Fixed Income
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The recent trend in high-yield market spreads appears to relate more to concern about rising rates than the potential for credit losses. However, investors should be aware that the impressive recent performance of short-dated high yield bonds and floating-rate leveraged loans may be reversed if credit conditions begin to deteriorate.

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