Lenore Elle Hawkins 🇮🇹🇺🇸🇮🇪(@EllesEconomy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since reaching a record high on March 6, the iShares investment-grade ETF $LQD is down to levels not seen since 2010! That's 10 YEARS wiped out in 9 trading DAYS.

Since reaching a record high on March 6, the iShares investment-grade ETF $LQD is down to levels not seen since 2010! That's 10 YEARS wiped out in 9 trading DAYS.  #corporatedebt
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Carmine Di Noia(@Carmine_Di_Noia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Good discussions on of in a rising interest rate environment at OECD-IOSCO roundtable in 🇹🇭. Great emphasis on monitoring the impact of increasing on the current large and of lower quality outstanding stock of debt.

Good discussions on #sustainability of #corporatedebt in a rising interest rate environment at OECD-IOSCO roundtable in 🇹🇭. Great emphasis on monitoring the impact of increasing #interestrates on the current large and of lower quality outstanding stock of debt. #IOSCO2023Bangkok
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Soil(@soil_farm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Soil is a groundbreaking blockchain-based marketplace that revolutionizes and fixed-income investments by connecting traditional finance with the world.

Below is a step-by-step process of how works 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=e98ujl…

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12th Bipartite Wage Settlement(@12thbipartitewa) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A look at 5 year returns shows that there is minimum gap of 2-3% in returns of vis a vis and option. It is well established that in long run equity offers better returns.

A look at 5 year returns shows that there is minimum gap of 2-3% in returns of #equity vis a vis #governmentbonds and #corporatedebt option. It is well established that in long run equity offers better returns.
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RTD💸(@RethinkinDollar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Loose monetary conditions are what created the corporate bubble in the first place, so the ending of those conditions will end the bubble -> dailyreckoning.com/the-origin-of-…

Loose monetary conditions are what created the corporate #debt bubble in the first place, so the ending of those conditions will end the #corporatedebt bubble -> dailyreckoning.com/the-origin-of-…
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Sachchidanand Shukla(@shuklasach) 's Twitter Profile Photo

China's 'industrial socialism' has hit a debt wall! High Global Public & Private debt levels were on the rise even before the with being the key driver with totak at~$47.5trn & China's share in non finance at 28% is the highest per .

China's 'industrial socialism' has hit a debt wall! High Global Public & Private debt levels were on the rise even before the #pandemic with #China being the key driver with totak #Debt at~$47.5trn & China's share in non finance #corporatedebt at 28% is the highest per #IMF.
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Johanna Högfeldt(@HogfeldtJohanna) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tomorrows meeting will probably be a non-event. But the biggest issue need be solved soon is the open-ended QE. ECB will face its own limits in government bonds and they basically have only three alternatives: deviate from regulations, buy more or stop the QE

Tomorrows #ECB meeting will probably be a non-event. But the biggest issue need be solved soon is the open-ended QE. ECB will face its own limits in government bonds and they basically have only three alternatives: deviate from regulations, buy more #corporatedebt or stop the QE
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OECD Economics(@OECDeconomy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The OECD’s report on -19 related insolvency and debt overhang assesses the risks of and different policy options. Policy makers must navigate a recovery plan that offers targeted support but doesn’t perpetuate unviable businesses.
>> oe.cd/il/3vn

The OECD’s report on #Coivd-19 related insolvency and debt overhang assesses the risks of #CorporateDebt and different policy options. Policy makers must navigate a recovery plan that offers targeted support but doesn’t perpetuate unviable businesses.
>> oe.cd/il/3vn
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MI2Thoughts(@Mi2Thoughts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

While default rates don’t yet show signs of trouble, Business Debt has the potential to become “a bull in a china shop”. Business-Sector Credit to GDP is at levels the Fed describes as “historically high”.

While default rates don’t yet show signs of trouble, Business Debt has the potential to become “a bull in a china shop”. Business-Sector Credit to GDP is at levels the Fed describes as “historically high”.

#GDP #CorporateDebt #LeveragedLoans
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