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Middle East unrest raises risk of credit market volatility
With anti-establishment protests sweeping across the borders of Middle Eastern countries, the financial markets are holding their breath in anticipation of the final outcome
The global chief investment officer of fixed income and currencies at JP Morgan Asset Management tells Credit why political campaigning could determine the Eurozone’s fate; and that the shift in allocations...
Bonds issued by large emerging market corporates are seeing increased interest from institutional investors, attracted by their implied sovereign backstop and international business profiles. For some...
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High yield rally continues as Middle East unrest fails to dent credit...
The Middle Eastern crisis had little impact on the broader credit markets last month, as technical factors remain strong – particularly among high yield names.
Investors still bullish on high yield as fund inflows continue
The high yield sector has been one of the top performers in the international bond markets for the past two years. With sub-investment grade default rates continuing to fall, the prospects look good for a third straight year of strong returns. But will...
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