Credit ETFs Are Flashing a Warning as Prices Break From Assets
- Junk funds closed at discount relative to underlying assets
- Liquidity starting to ‘evaporate’ in riskier areas: Geraci
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Rare market stresses are emerging in the world of bond ETFs as volatility grips Wall Street ahead of the crucial Federal Reserve meeting.
Cash prices in two of the largest high-yield exchange-traded funds closed at steep discounts to the value of their underlying assets on Monday, as bonds posted historic losses in the hawkish aftermath of last week’s shock inflation print.