(Reuters) - The rise could be another sign that bond investors are
demanding a higher premium for holding riskier debt.
"The recent market volatility appears to have resulted in
some repricing, which surfaced most visibly at the 600
basis-point level," Diane Vazza, head of S&P's global fixed
income research group, said in a news release, referring to the
spread over U.S. Treasuries.
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demanding a higher premium for holding riskier debt.
"The recent market volatility appears to have resulted in
some repricing, which surfaced most visibly at the 600
basis-point level," Diane Vazza, head of S&P's global fixed
income research group, said in a news release, referring to the
spread over U.S. Treasuries.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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