Global Credit Market Starts to Sputter as Jumbo Deals Drag
Global credit markets are showing signs of instability as investors reduce their exposure to the asset class following high levels of borrowing and concerns over corporate balance sheets.
Global credit markets have started to show signs of caution, as investors pull back from treating the asset class as a safe haven following record borrowings and growing concerns about balance sheets as inflation persists.
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