Sentences with phrase «corporate bond spreads tightened»
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Nobody is really talking about it but, with the Fed tightening this week amid rising corporate bond spreads, Ray Dalio's 1937 analog continues to rhyme.
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While volatility appears to be back, high - grade corporate bond spreads have tightened to levels not seen since 2007.
So in a boom, credit spreads [the difference between the yields of corporate bonds and Treasury bonds] tighten quickly, tighten slowly, and then stop tightening, even though things seem to be going great.
Global corporate bond spreads have shrunk this year and are expected to tighten further, should the European Central...
Global corporate bond spreads have shrunk this year and are expected to tighten further, should the European Central Bank (ECB) extend its asset purchases.
Also, the yield spread between U.S. Treasuries and corporate bonds has tightened, meaning credit offers thinner insulation against rate rises.
US and CAD investment grade credit spreads, the difference in yield between corporates and Canadas, tightened by.3 % and US high yield bonds tightened by 1 %.
As I commented to a Treasury staffer after the meeting, with financing rates so cheap to buy financial debts, regardless of what kind, it is no surprise that corporate bond spreads have tightened, while there is still little lending to finance growth in the real economy.
As of Feb. 5, 2018, investment - grade spreads had tightened 6 bps and were more than 110 bps tighter compared with February 2016, as measured by the S&P 500 Investment Grade Corporate Bond Index.
While volatility appears to be back, high - grade corporate bond spreads have tightened to levels not seen since 2007.
Since the financial crisis, investment grade corporate bond indexes have reached record highs, 1 and credit spreads have tightened significantly,» said Michael L. Sapir, Chairman and CEO of ProShare Advisors LLC, ProShares» investment advisor.
7) The corporate bond market has been on fire of late, with higher prices, tightening spreads and greater issuance.