Credit spread is a term with a couple of different meanings in the world of investing. Specifically, it has applications in both the bond market and in the context of derivative investments like ...

A put credit spread, aka bull put spread, is a neutral-to-bullish options strategy What is a put credit spread? A put credit spread is a neutral to bullish options strategy with defined risk and ...

Typically, once you’ve had enough (fun or frustration) with a speculative enterprise like troubled semiconductor giant Intel (INTC), it’s usually best to part ways. However, the market still seems ...

Razor thin corporate bond spreads are underpinning a global investor push into private markets, which can pay significantly more, according to Blackstone Inc. “We see excess spread in private credit,” ...

In recent months, credit spreads have narrowed to levels not seen since before the global financial crisis. These shifts signal a robust stock market and valuations above historical averages—a dual ...

The yield premium on high-yield bonds versus U.S. Treasuries of similar maturity is just about as narrow as it has ever been in history at only 2.8%. When credit spreads widen, they can have large ...

For example, the S&P 500 rose above 3,000 and increased 0.78% over the course of last week. While credit spreads typically would have tightened more in correlation to the strength in the equity ...

Investor demand for corporate bonds continued to push credit spreads tighter last week. In the investment-grade bond market, the average spread of the Morningstar Corporate Bond Index tightened 2 ...

Indices in the FTSE Canada Bank Credit Spread Index Series are transparent and designed to be replicable, with individual security holdings, prices and spreads disclosed daily. The design of the ...