Credit Investors Jolted From Complacency on Growth Concerns
The spread on the Markit CDX North American Investment Grade Index, which rises as perceived risk climbs, increased as much as 2.92 basis points to 54.26 during the morning in New York, the biggest intraday jump since late May. An index of credit default swaps for European investment-grade credits rose the most since June 13.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Wall Street Journal
15 minutes ago
- Wall Street Journal
Americans' 401(k)s Are More Tied to Stocks Than Ever
Americans' nest eggs are increasingly tied to the fate of the stock market. Workers across nearly all age groups are investing record portions of their 401(k) accounts in equities. After years of relentless market gains, they are either allocating more to stocks or having it done for them by money managers.
Bloomberg
15 minutes ago
- Bloomberg
UBS Recommends Options Pair Trade to Ride S&P 500's Grind Higher
The slow and steady march higher in the US stock market has been a painful ride for traders expecting President Donald Trump's tariffs to derail a rally that's lasted for more than four months. While there's no guarantee the quiet climb to fresh records will continue, those willing to bet it will should consider putting on a moderately bullish options trade known as a call ratio spread, according to Maxwell Grinacoff, head of US equity derivatives research at UBS Group AG.
Bloomberg
15 minutes ago
- Bloomberg
Wall Street's Bullishness on IPOs Only Extends So Far
Bloomberg News is now tracking the daily gyrations and cumulative impact of Donald Trump's second term on stocks, the dollar, 10-year Treasury notes, gold and Bitcoin. Click here to see the tracker . Given the persistent optimism in stock markets, you'd think it would be a perfect time to pull off that long-planned initial public offering. But as private equity firms are finding out in the US, it's not that simple.
