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While key drivers of fallen angel bond have been offsetting one another year to date, U.S. interest rate normalization and geopolitical environment have been major influences.
International moats were weighed down by telecomm companies in May and could not escape the selloff in Italy. Healthcare pulled down U.S. moats, but several companies stood out for good reason.
The state of American infrastructure is dire. Despite the urgency and still-low interest rates, states are adopting a conservative approach to financing infrastructure projects.
Recent legislation has served as a tailwind so far for business development companies, making this equity income asset class an attractive complement to traditional income allocations.
A bounce-back in the healthcare sector led the rebound in U.S. moats in April, while international moats lagged the broad market as two industrials leaders struggled.
Real Assets Fueled by Energy Floating Rate Notes for Rising Rates Structural Reforms Taking Hold in Egypt Aging Baby Boomers: Implications for Munis Keeping Eyes Peeled for a Bearish Turn The Role of Green Bonds in the Climate Challenge Moats React to Continued Global Volatility Time to Buy Muni Bond CEFs at Deep Discounts? NDRCMG’s Market Pulse: De-risking in response to market health The Math Reveals Muni Appeal Few Spared in Global Market Sell-Off Emerging in China: A Look at Liquidity, A-Shares, and Sector Trends Where Was the 2018 January Effect? Moats Open 2018 in Strong Position Munis Remain Attractive Despite Tax Changes Green Bond Market Looks to Go From Billions to Trillions Infrastructure – A New Beginning? A Bond Strategy for All Seasons Global Names Drive Generics Returns Strong Finish to 2017
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