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Weekly Report: what happened at USIG last week (0715-0719)?

The Economics Of Corporate Bond Markets

Futures launch on both investment grade and high yield corporate bonds. Corporate bond futures allow investors to more precisely manage risk. U.S. Corporate bonds are not backed by the full faith and credit of the U.s. Government. They have a higher correlation with equities than with Treasuries.

Weekly Report: what happened at USIG last week (0708-0712)?

Navigating Public And Private Credit Markets: Liquidity, Risk, And Return Potential

Home Investing Strategy Fixed Income Analysis Navigating Public And Private Credit Markets: Liquidity, Risk, And Return Potential. PIMCO says public markets offer potentially healthy opportunities for excess returns. Liquidity premiums have compressed in both public and private credit markets. Public markets have become ripe for alpha in today's environment of elevated macroeconomic volatility.

Weekly Report: what happened at USIG last week (0701-0705)?

Fixed-Income Midyear Outlook: Sail With The Tide

Big-picture economic trends remain encouraging, and yields remain high - for now. Central banks are diverging in their policies. The most critical step is to get back into the bond markets. Prepare to take advantage of opportunities in the second half of 2024. A record $6.5 trillion is sitting on the sidelines.

Weekly Report: what happened at USIG last week (0624-0628)?

The Outlook For Corporate Bonds As Some Central Banks Begin Cutting Rates

Rachana Bhat, Vice President, Active Fixed Income Portfolio Management at TD Asset Management, speaks with MoneyTalk's Greg Bonnell about the impact of falling interest rates on corporate bonds. The Bank of Canada and the European Central Bank have begun cutting rates. Bhat says the outlook for corporate bonds is positive as inflation is falling.