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Weekly Market Outlook: Lowest Investment-Grade Industrial Company Bond Yields since 1956
The latest rally by Treasury bonds drove Moody's long-term industrial company bond yields down to new 63-year lows. On August 14, the single-A industrial company bond yield closed at 3.30% and the Baa industrial yield ended at 4.08%.
Weekly Market Outlook: Sluggish Business Revenues Pressure Corporate Credit Quality
It was a tumultuous week. Volatility will lurk until trade issues are resolved. Perhaps the best markets can hope for on the trade front is a long-lived truce.
Weekly Market Outlook: Successful Rate Cuts Are Short and Shallow; Failures Are Deep and Extended
Since 1984, there have been seven distinct series of Fed rate cuts. Four of the seven rate cut episodes occurred amid a mature business cycle upturn and managed to stave off a recession. They happened in 1985, 1987, 1995, and 1998.
Weekly Market Outlook: Faster Loan Growth Would Bode Poorly for Corporate Credit Quality
Forecasts of a prolonged depreciation of the dollar exchange rate may be overlooking to the increased importance of U.S. spending as a driver of global economic growth.
Weekly Market Outlook: Likelihood of a 1.88% Fed Funds Rate by End of July Soars
The release of second quarter corporate earnings is moving into full gear and investors are not entirely happy with the results.
Weekly Market Outlook: Market Implied Ratings Differ on the Likely Direction of Baa3 Ratings
Baa3-grade issuers constitute the bottom rung of the investment-grade ratings ladder. Once a Baa3 rating is subject to a “fallen angel” downgrade to speculative-grade, investors who are mandated to hold only investment-grade obligations must sell the now high-yield debt.
