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From Bloomberg: Global high-grade debt markets are blazing a path to a record rally, and companies have sold more than $400 billion of bonds in January alone.

Will the Fed buckle? … OPEC+ looks to cut production … historic pain in the bond market … watch out for too much inventory in Q3 … great news in the labor market

U.S. high yield bonds seeing their biggest one-month rally in a decade suggests that the economy won’t fall into a recession.

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