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Last Pillar Of Credit Is ‘Flashing Red,' Janus Henderson Warns

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The ability of companies to make money and service their debt is weakening, analysts say.

Recession Fears Set To Split Stocks And Bonds After Summer Rally

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Economists forecast a slowdown in business activity, threatening earnings in the second half.

Key Signal Shows It's Time To Worry About Junk Bonds

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Junk-rated corporates face the prospect of falling income and higher borrowing costs.

Corporate Bonds Lost $1 Trillion And There's More Trouble Ahead

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The global credit market remains under pressure from rampant inflation.

BlackRock Alums Debut First Junk ETFs Just As The Credit Cycle Turns

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The seven ETFs carve U.S. high-yield bonds into industries from telecom to energy.

World's Safest Company Bonds Have Worst Start To Year In Decades

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A global index of investment-grade company debt has posted total return losses of 2.2% since the start of the year.

BlackRock Alumni Want To Shake Up World Of Junk-Debt Investing

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They plan to create seven exchange-traded funds carving up the U.S. high-yield debt market.

Hedge Funds Make Biggest Short Bet On Junk Bonds Since 2008

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Bond investors have been cutting down on broad-brush bullish bets lately.

Volcanoes And Hurricanes Become Destinations For Ethical Money

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Catastrophe bonds insure against natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes and pandemics.

Bond Investors Are Already Betting On Return To Normal Life

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Money managers are betting that vaccine rollouts in the U.K. and U.S. will allow a return to normal life by the summer.

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