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Investors have turned to commodity exchange traded funds to enhance and diversify their investment portfolios against high inflationary pressures.

Risk-off behavior in credit markets last week had triple-C- and double-B-rated bonds reporting a -0.95% return for the week ending April 25.

So-called 10-year real Treasury yields have soared more than 1 percentage point since early March, in a sign bond payouts are coming close to exceeding inflation expectations.

With crude oil spiking to over $100 a barrel, high-yield energy has outperformed all other high-yield sectors in 2022, according to Elya Schwartzman.

Surge in trading of credit default swaps points to ‘nervousness’ that equity sell-off will spill into fixed income

Surge in trading of credit default swaps points to ‘nervousness’ that equity sell-off will spill into fixed income

The rush of new deals offers a glimpse at the barrage of issuance expected as companies tap debt markets before central banks begin raising short-term rates.

China’s most indebted property company defaulted on its international debt, dashing the hopes of some that it would make a last-minute payment.

As data and analytics change, so too must the CDO function. Anthony also looks at the appointment of Lynn Martin as president of NYSE.

Fixed income investors de-risked during the month of November with junk bonds seeing heavy sell-offs, possibly prompted by Omicron.