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Olivier Simon-Vermot
Article 2 min read

US high yield may be less stretched than you think

US high yield may be less stretched than you think

Olivier Simon-Vermot + 2 others | 20 March 2024

Marton Huebler
Article 2 min read

Chart Room: overpriced, oversubscribed, but not over yet

Developing world governments borrowed as much in January and February of 2024 as they did in the same period of any of the last 20 years.

Marton Huebler + 3 others | 8 March 2024

Catherine Yeung
Podcast 30 min listen

The Investor's Guide to China podcast: China's bond market

Catherine Yeung and Marty Dropkin tackle a topic that often flies under the radar, but could in fact hold great potential for investors: China’s bond market.

Catherine Yeung + 7 others | 7 February 2024

Ellie Piper
Article 2 min read

Chart Room: A buffer zone for the leveraged loan market

Chart Room: A buffer zone for the leveraged loan market

Ellie Piper + 1 other | 13 October 2023

Marc Preiser
Article 4 min read

Direct lending is about to get harder

Direct lending is about to get harder

Marc Preiser | 11 October 2023

Ark Huang
Article 3 min read

Fundamentals: Navigating China’s $10 trillion local government debt market

Fundamentals: Navigating China’s $10 trillion local government debt market

Ark Huang + 2 others | 20 July 2023

Aditya Khowala
Article 2 min read

Chart Room: Cracks in credit will see gravity kick in

The evidence of strain in the financial system is growing amid a sharp tightening of credit conditions.

Aditya Khowala + 1 other | 7 July 2023

James Durance
Article 3 min read

Playing offense on income funds

Playing offense on income funds

James Durance + 2 others | 22 June 2023

Peter May
Article 1 min read

Chart Room: Credit markets focus again on fundamentals

Fidelity's model shows factors associated with credit fundamentals and valuations have contributed more than sentiment to investment returns since the pandemic

Peter May + 2 others | 15 June 2023

Michael Gaynor
Article 4 min read

Fundamentals: When boring banking is better

Fundamentals: When boring banking is better

Michael Gaynor + 2 others | 30 May 2023

Michael Curtis
Article 6 min read

Regime change comes into focus for private markets

Regime change comes into focus for private markets

Michael Curtis + 4 others | 16 March 2023

Steve Ellis
Article 2 min read

The Fed can’t paint over the cracks for long

Fidelity International's Chief Investment Officer for fixed income on what the SVB collapse means for the Fed and monetary policy.

Steve Ellis + 1 other | 15 March 2023

Catherine Yeung
Podcast 35 min listen

The Investor's Guide to China podcast: Private Markets

So much of the investment conversation is dominated by companies that have already gone public. But it's not always just about listed companies.

Catherine Yeung + 6 others | 29 September 2022

Steve Ellis
Article 3 min read

Watch where you step as defaults set to rise

Fidelity’s projected credit spread premium model suggests high yield investors may be taking on more risk than they are being paid for.

Steve Ellis + 2 others | 20 September 2022

Catherine Yeung
Podcast 44 min listen

The Investor's Guide to China podcast: Debt

With debt continuing to be a very strong focus for investors, it’s important to differentiate between good debt and bad debt.

Catherine Yeung + 8 others | 21 March 2022

Steve Ellis
Article 3 min read

Russian and Ukrainian debt comes under pressure

Our base case from a fixed income perspective is now for a more severe and protracted conflict.

Steve Ellis | 24 February 2022

Lucette Yvernault
Article 3 min read

Generating excess returns with value investing in bonds

Generating excess returns with value investing in bonds

Lucette Yvernault + 1 other | 4 August 2021

Peter Khan
Blog 3 min read

Further Fed easing could create opportunities in credit

As the Fed eases, credit investors should prepare for widening spreads that offer better entry points, increasing their odds of producing excess returns.

Peter Khan | 17 October 2019

Forest Shultz
Blog 2 min read

China’s stimulus is working, but credit markets hold longer-term risks

The credit stimulus measures that China began last summer are starting to reach a critical mass, but transmission to the real economy remains patchy.

Forest Shultz + 4 others | 18 April 2019

Ian Samson
Blog 2 min read

EM outlook: Easier conditions, tougher growth

After a challenging end to last year, the start of 2019 has brought some tentative stability to emerging markets. But it is too early to issue the all-clear.

Ian Samson | 8 April 2019

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