This quarterly review provides market insights and outlook for the Global Credit Income strategy. Learn more.
Key Highlights
- Global credit spreads largely moved a little tighter over the quarter despite widening towards the end of the period due to the uncertainty in markets and risk-off attitude as a result of Britain’s vote to leave the EU.
- Credit valuations appear favourable from a longer term perspective.
- Fundamentals remain generally supportive of tighter credit spreads and current spread levels present an interesting entry point from a valuation perspective.
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