Spring Thaw - High Quality Spreads
from Macro Horizons Hosted by BMO Capital Markets
Dan Krieter and Dan Belton discuss their view on credit markets including the impact of a potential economic reopening and what the most recent headlines around Remdesivir might mean for the path of risk assets. Other topics include the reasons behind the sharp decline in Libor, swap spreads, and market technicals.
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