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Corporate credits have suffered during the COVID-19 outbreak, but history shows that these bonds have performed well in the years after a significant drawdown.
With no clear Democratic front-runner after the Super Tuesday primaries, coronavirus concerns – more than election uncertainty – is likely to dominate markets.
Fears of a surge in U.S. BBB corporate bond downgrades have intensified in the high-yield market, but rising stars still outpace fallen angels.
Heightened concerns around the spreading coronavirus caused large moves in many fixed income markets this week.
Examining the history of high-yield spreads to determine whether tight spreads suggest increased risk of weak future performance.
Portfolio Manager John Lloyd offers his views on how potential outcomes of the U.S. presidential election could impact corporate bond markets.
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Portfolio Managers John Lloyd and Seth Meyer discuss why credit ratings may not be an accurate reflection of risk.
Andrew Mulliner, Portfolio Manager within Global Bonds, believes 2020 will prove to be a year of two halves, with a rosier outlook likely later in the year.
In our view, the Federal Reserve’s accommodative stance should persist throughout 2020, helping sustain the expansion of the U.S. economy.
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Nick Maroutsos and Adam Hetts discuss the role of global fixed income strategies in the face of recent market shifts.
Portfolio Manager Seth Meyer discusses the importance of identifying stable sources of income in the year ahead.
Global Head of Fixed Income Jim Cielinski believes there’s reason to be positive about the outlook for fixed income in 2020 despite a challenging backdrop.
