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Ackman Scored $2.6 Billion on Bond Bets as Markets Sank
After toying with cashing in all his assets, the investor placed a canny wager against corporate fixed-income.
After toying with cashing in all his assets, the investor placed a canny wager against corporate fixed-income.
Longtime CIO Tony Waskiewicz shares two ‘credit plays’ to consider during this volatile market.
The once-popular repurchases look wasteful today, but once the economy improves, their appeal may well spring back.
If virus-fueled economic crunch lasts through summer, look out, says economist Mark Zandi.
The $7.4 trillion asset manager sees cash as a guard against further shocks, leading a trend sweeping corporate America.
IHS Markit sees one hitting in the second quarter and lasting to year-end.
Coronavirus worries threaten to harm economy and boost jobless claims, bond savant warns.