Global Credit Spreads Reach 17-Month High Amid AI and Geopolitical Concerns
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Global credit spreads reached a 17-month high amid investor concerns about artificial intelligence and geopolitical tensions, alongside a shift toward Treasury securities, other bonds and gold. Credit spreads measure the extra yield investors demand to hold corporate debt instead of government bonds. Wider spreads reflect demand for more compensation for credit risk. The market shift came as investors moved away from riskier assets and toward investments generally viewed as safer. The move contrasts with the earlier credit backdrop.
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