Bloomberg: $1 Trillion in Corporate Bonds Show 'Dislocation' With Spreads Doubling Since Year-Start
According to Bloomberg data, the amount of corporate debt trading at spreads unusually wide for its credit rating has more than doubled since the start of the year. This includes approximately $580 billion in US bonds and nearly $400 billion in Europe, specifically non-financial high-grade securities with over three years remaining to maturity.
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