Junk-bond investors are giving zero odds to a global trade war. They are almost certainly wrong, since even if a trade war is avoided, the odds are not zero. Consider the junk-bond spread ...

According to Refinitiv Lipper, so far this year, investors who were attracted by yields of around eight percent have added a net $3.7 billion into junk-bond funds — which are the first inflows ...

Something strange is happening in the junk-bond ... where US [high-yield] is now underperforming all major related markets, Including loans (-1.2%), [investment grade bonds] (-0.5%), equities ...

Junk-debt returns will fall short of lofty expectations, but they’ll likely do better than stocks for the first time since the global financial crisis, according to high-yield guru Marty Fridson.

Get the latest picks today before they gain traction. A prolonged period of unusually low junk bond spreads could be setting the stage for a dramatic market reversal, according to this economist ...

with further pressure coming from the threat of a credit rating downgrade that would send its debt to junk-bond territory.

(Bloomberg) -- The strong US economy has left distressed debt investors ... the 10-year Treasury yield have risen since then, leaving junk-rated firms more vulnerable to a downturn that would ...