Exploring the potential interplay between government and corporate debt levels.
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The risk of tariff-induced supply disruptions has raised the stakes for monetary policy error.
Improving EM fundamentals are driving sovereign credit rating upgrades, which have been more than double the number of downgrades so far in 2025.
Despite weak jobs data, we consider the economy to be on solid footing and remain focused on the long-run tailwinds that may be created through policy change and secular growth drivers.
Weakness is U.S. hiring should be taken within the context of tariff uncertainty, but other labor market metrics are holding steady.
Despite somewhat sticky inflation and a recent softening in the labor market, the majority of U.S. households are in a stronger financial position than they were pre-COVID.
Delving into the relative value between fixed income sectors and our preference for carry.
No sector is immune from the threat of cybersecurity attacks. How can this risk be assessed from a credit and governance perspective in securitisation markets?
The doubling of Japanese sovereign bond yields over the past year could have negative ramifications for government issuers around the word.
With the Fed not certain how to navigate the potential impact of tariffs, we discuss how investors might be inviting undue risk within bond portfolios.
Healthcare is the largest sector within the Collateralised Loan Obligation (CLO) universe. How can CLO investors navigate this environment?