BoA: Credit Investors Feel Very Uneasy

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Rupert Hargreaves
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“Credit investors continue to feel very uneasy about the state of affairs and the growing influence of central banks.” — Bank of America Merrill Lynch credit analyst Barnaby Martin. Investors are becoming increasingly concerned about the state of the credit markets and influence central banks are having on bond prices and yields according to Bank of America’s monthly Credit Investor Survey. Morgan Stanley: Credit Risks Are Rising BoA’s Credit Investor Survey is based on the responses from a range of the bank’s clients, including pension funds, asset managers, hedge funds and insurance companies. The results of the survey are published…

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