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iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NY:HYG)

79.33 +0.78 (+0.99%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 1:00 PM EDT, May 12, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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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... 
Via Talk Markets
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... 
Via Talk Markets
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... 
Via Talk Markets
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... 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
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! 
Via Talk Markets
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. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
What‘s Not to Love About Crypto Fireworks
Risk-on trades continue facing headwinds, but look for them to gain the upper hand. Tomorrow‘s NFPs aren‘t likely to really disappoint, or to invite fresh Fed speculations. Solid close to the week... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Here Are The Best And Worst Performing Assets In August
August proved to be a steady month for financial markets, as 21 of the 38 non-currency assets in Deutsche Bank's sample closed in positive territory. 
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We‘re Not Done Yet
Risk-on trades still appear to be questioned some more – yesterday‘s move didn‘t convince one way or the other. After the taper uncertainty got tapered, look for attention to shift to the real economy... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Major Asset Classes - Performance Review, Wednesday, Sept. 1
The winning streak for American shares rolled on in August. US stocks rose for a seventh straight month and posted the strongest gain for the major asset classes. 
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Dialing Back The Euphoria
As VIX is trading near the lower end of its recent spectrum, the bulls better wait for when Friday‘s Powell euphoria gets questioned in the markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Profiting From Financial Stress Abating
Risk-on traders had a field day on Friday, and are well positioned to extend gains over this week. Jackson Hole didn‘t bring any curveballs, and Powell made sure that smooth sailing ahead is in our... 
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Taper Shock That Never Was
Yes, more paring the risk-on bets came yesterday, indiscriminately taking down stocks (tech and value alike), oil, and copper. 
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Time to Get Selective
Decreasing volatility gives way to a rising one, but don‘t look for it to happen just today. 
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Jackson Hole Positioning
Credit markets point to the risk-on moves to continue, favoring the reflation trades as yields and inflation expectations would slowly but surely pick up. 
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Best Real Assets to Catch Fire Now
Following Monday‘s gains, consolidation in the risk-on sentiment is likely for today, except for the most beaten-down commodities and precious metals. 
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What Do Credit Markets Know That Record-High Stocks Are Choosing To Ignore?
The US high yield credit market is trading at its weakest since March (despite stocks hitting record highs). 
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Bonds Aren't Buyin' the Bull but Semiconductors Are
Semiconductors see option activity explode to start the week as auto manufacturers look to cut production. 
Via Talk Markets
U-Turn And Quite For Real
Monday‘s trading shows the markets are taking the dialing back of Fed‘s taper seriously, and risk-on assets are surging, accompanied by the dollar retreating. 
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The Cost Of Saving The Economy: $1.7 Billion Per Hour Every Hour
the Fed has bought $4 trillion bonds in the past 18 months, twice the amount the US spent on War in Afghanistan past 20 years as it, and other global central banks, have spent $834 million every hour... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Making the Fed Blink
Fed taper prospects are being reassessed, and the decreasing liquidity is putting pressure on quite a few markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Taper Squeeze Is On!
The Fed looks decided to try walking the fine line and taper, but that wouldn‘t come without its own set of consequences as described in the opening part of today‘s extensive report. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
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