Smell of Default in the Air Says Deutsche Bank
There is a “smell of default” in the air, a recent Deutsche Bank research presentation notes, as high yield spreads are widening while Venezuelan bonds – and the credit default swaps surrounding them – are raising Greek-like concerns. All of this could be providing stocks headwinds at some point, but with the S&P 500 up over 100 points in three days – up some 32 points at midafternoon trading – it doesn’t seem to matter, at least . . .
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