Funding & Business
Junk Bond Investors Pile Into the Riskiest Debt: Credit Weekly
US junk debt investors are piling into the riskiest bonds even as Jamie Dimon and other prominent market watchers are cautioning that valuations on credit are stretched.
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The SEC is moving closer to giving its approval multi-share class structure. This would allow mutual funds to launch an ETF as a shared class of an existing product. Bloomberg’s James Seyffart has more on the story. (Source: Bloomberg)
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France’s central bank trimmed its economic outlook for the next two years, warning of downside risks from budget uncertainty following another government collapse.
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Nigeria’s naira hit a near seven-month high boosted by stronger oil export earnings and foreign demand for the high yields offered by the local debt market ahead of possible interest rate cut next week.
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