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High Yield Corp Bond Ishares Iboxx $ ETF (NY: HYG )

79.92 +0.07 (+0.09%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EDT, Sep 18, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Risk-On Turnaround
Stocks have turned, and the oil prices respite and debt ceiling relief are helping to extend the rally. The bottom is in as the bears couldn‘t push S&P 500 down anymore. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Getting Cornered
Stock market bears continue having the upper hand, and credit markets are thinking twice about every upswing. 
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Markets: Between A Rock And A Hard Place
S&P 500 stopped consolidating in the 4,340s shortly after the open, and went largely one way since – except for the run up to the closing bell, which I used to grab short profits off the table. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Major Asset Classes | September 2021 | Risk Profile
Risk-adjusted performance continued to rise in September for the Global Market Index (GMI), an unmanaged, market-value-weighted portfolio that holds all the major asset classes (except cash). 
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Waiting For Inflation To Hit
Stock market bears have taken a daily pause, and credit markets point to a tight range entry to the week. 
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Risk Premia Forecasts: Major Asset Classes | 4 October 2021
The Global Market Index (GMI) fell in September from the previous month, dipping to 5.9% and reversing an upward trend in recent months. 
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Sharp Market Turns Not To Miss
Stocks aren‘t out of the woods yet, but the bears are likely to take a daily pause today. Inflation is coming back into focus, today‘s core PCE price index confirms it isn‘t going away any time soon. 
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Inflation Waking Up Bonds
S&P 500 bulls didn‘t make much progress even though the credit markets initially favored the daily rebound to stick. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Wishing Away Inflation
S&P 500 bears did indeed move, and the dip wasn‘t much bought. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Gauntlet to the Fed
S&P 500 was unable to sustain intraday gains, and both VIX and volume show the bears want to move. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Reflation vs. Stagflation
S&P 500 didn‘t give in to the opening weakness and eked out minor gains. There was no selling into the close either – the table looks set for the muddle-through to continue on Monday. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Deflationary Winds Howling
Without looking back, S&P 500 rallied in what feels as a short squeeze in ongoing risk-off environment. 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
So Much for Hawkish Fed
If June FOMC showed us anything, it was the power of (cheap) talk. 
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Rescued by the Fed Again?
&P 500 recovered only to dive again – carving out a base? The bulls are attempting to, but neither value, nor tech, nor the credit markets are convincing. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Time to Buy the Dip?
Is the selling over, is it not? Still inconclusive, but time for the bears is running short. 
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A Slip While Climbing the Wall of Worry
Throughout the past year and a half, markets rose despite myriad worries about the economy, the virus, and other concerns large and small. This morning, however, we have seen a slip during that climb. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Lights Flashing Red
S&P 500 gave in to weakness, shifting the balance of power to the bears – this close at the 50-day moving average doesn‘t look to be as appealing as the prior ones, buy the dip isn‘t likely to work... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Stranger Things
Stocks were mostly weaker, led by the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 which were both down about -0.8 % on the week. Several things are looming over the market…the debt ceiling needing to be raised, no sure... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Shaking Off The Taper Blues
&P 500 recovered from the selling at open, but the picture is hardly one of universal strength. Tech rose while value erased half of the intraday decline, and high yield corporate bonds closed little... 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
False Dawn Or Not
S&P 500 rose after an initial consolidation, and its advance was broad based. Modest dollar weakness accompanied by a daily increase in yields powered value and tech alike as the pendulum swang to... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Fabled September Storms
Risk taking – or should it be properly called „hedging“ – lit the fuse behind real assets as paper ones lag. 
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Tame Inflation And The Risk-On Fuse
Perceptions of cooling down inflation stand ready to support risk taking, and both real assets (including precious metals of course) and stocks, stand to benefit. 
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Where Are The Fireworks?
Stocks and credit markets gave up promising opening gains, and it was only commodities that had a really good day. Risk-on was in the end selective on Friday, with real assets outperforming paper ones... 
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Risk On Is Back
Risk-on is likely to gain the upper hand shortly as yet another weak selling wave is drawing to its end. Crucially, the dollar is rolling over, and that bodes well for both real and paper assets. 
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Brace For Buyback Tsunami Following Record Flood Of Corporate Bond Issuance
The real action today was in corporate bond land where the last few days have seen an unprecedented borrowing binge. 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Retreating Bears And Dollar Struggles
Risk-off appears getting long in the tooth as those who have gotten used to two day corrections could say. 
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September Smackdown Coming Next?
Credit markets haven't turned risk-off, they sold off across the board - ill omen for the stock market. 
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Partying On Meets USD Upswing
NFPs disappointment isn‘t likely to derail the risk-on trades, and would actually work in pushing the taper timing further into the future, which would likely result in further stock market and other... 
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Bond Conundrum - Boom Or Bust For Gold?
Inflation has risen, but bond yields have declined. Such a divergence is strange — beware gold bulls! 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Feeling The Heat Of Slowing Economy
Even though NFPs disappointed, risk-on trades should welcome the Fed‘s inability to taper, which would help Treasury yields rise. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
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