Dismal data and downgrades continue

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European high yield credit: strategy update

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While European High Yield (EHY) credit market returns were significantly negative and spreads materially wider by the end of the first quarter, market valuations are now much more attractive than at the start of the year.

Oil prices down, credit downgrades up.

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Bond investing in uncertain times

Valuation BBBs and policy change

It is hard to ignore how times have changed. The deliberate actions to “flatten the curve” of COVID-19 can have a critical impact to manage the spread of the virus and the burden on the healthcare system. However, the more significant the response, the greater the economic impact in the short run.

Previously unthinkable

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Asia Quarterly Bulletin – Winter 2020

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In this issue we explore Asia’s exceptionally high-yielding bond markets, why the 21st century belongs to Asian investors and the Indian economy with problems piling up for Narendra Modi.

Asia’s exceptionally high-yielding bond markets

Asias exceptionally highyielding bond markets

The region’s bonds stand out in a world of low and negative yields, but investors need to be picky.

Why the 21st century belongs to Asian investors

Why the 21st century belongs to Asian investors

There is a huge shift in economic activity towards the east, all of which requires financing.

Ten European surprises for Asian investors

Ten European surprises for Asian investors

The continent hosts world-beating companies with competitive advantages which underpin robust growth and sustainable shareholder returns.

Asia’s exceptionally high-yielding bond markets

Asias exceptionally highyielding bond markets

The region’s bonds stand out in a world of low and negative yields, but investors need to be picky.