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Why prices for below-investment-grade debt are falling fast.
As big banks shrink their trading in U.S. Treasuries, this crucial market is becoming less and less transparent.
Working the phones rather than the keyboard can be costly.
Companies lining up for cash may find unpleasant pricing surprises in U.S. debt market.
Conventional wisdom is no longer reliable now that Chinese, European, and U.S. policymakers are dominating bond markets.
Premium for purchasing junk bonds rather than investment-grade corporate bonds reaches 4.3 percentage points, highest level in nearly three years.