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Corporate Bonds Are The Safest They've Been In Almost A Decade

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Safe single A bonds are close to becoming the biggest part of investment grade indexes for the first time in about 10 years.

Corporate Bond Rush Is Breaking Down A Maturity Wall That Everyone Feared

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Despite worries about maturing bonds, companies are rushing to sell debt to a buoyant market.

Wave Of Cash Seen Washing Into Credit As Investors Seek Duration

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Bank of America Corp. projects a record $500 billion of flows to high-grade corporate debt in 2024.

'Stay Boring': It's How Bond Investors Are Riding Out Volatility

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With yields on 10-year Treasurys soaring, investors are staying cautious.

Preferreds Get Burned In Historic Rout Spreading From Banks

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U.S. banks aren't selling new preferreds amid high costs.

Credit Suisse Ignites Global Market Rout As Banking Fears Return

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Credit Suisse's share price plunged 28% in the biggest one-day selloff on record.

Risky Is Now Safe In Bond Market Upset By Soaring Inflation

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Short-duration junior debt issued by banks offers a way to avoid the brutal losses of longer-term bonds.

Short Is Hot In Credit Markets

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Managers believe the additional yield they get longer securities is too small to justify the risk of a slump when rates rise.

Corporate Bond Bonanza May Be Too Much, Too Soon

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Global high-grade debt markets are blazing to a record rally. Are they getting ahead of themselves?

‘Too Far, Too Soon': Big 2023 Credit Rebound Is Already Partly Done

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Barclays Plc expects returns for corporate bonds and loans to swing back into positive territory next year after losses in 2022.

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