The UBS director general and main director of the Jason Katz portfolio on the impact of President Donald Trump on Wall Street and what to expect profit and commercial transactions.
The differences in bonds of American companies were tightened at a hollow of four weeks at the end of last week, the concerns surrounding a world trade war that seemed to calm down.
The market risk from President Donald Trump’s trade policies has shaken the US companies’ bond market for several weeks after an April 2 announcement of general prices. But they seem to have calmed down in the week following his decision to suspend samples from most countries, with the exception of China.
President Donald Trump holds a painting of “reciprocal prices” while speaking during a commercial event “Make America Riche Again” in the Rose Garden in the White House on April 2, 2025 in Washington, DC. (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images / Getty Images)
On Friday, high -quality bond differences tightened two base points at 104 bps and eight BPS in total last week. According to the Ice Bofa Ice Bofa index, the unwanted differences reduced six BPS to 367 and 49 bps, according to the Ice Bofa index.
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The narrowing of the IG has been the most since the week of the presidential election, Dan Krieter, chief credit strategist at BMO Capital Markets on Monday, on Monday.
Analysts awarded largely part of an apparent calm propagations in global trade tensions last week. They also underlined the data showing resilient economy and market techniques.
On Friday, high -quality bond differences tightened two base points at 104 bps and eight BPS in total last week. (Photos Reuters / Mike Segar / Reuters)
But market players always expect the differences in bonds to widen overall in the second quarter and in the rest of this year, because Trump’s economic policies and their impacts take place more.
“We always think that the spreats are wider biased, even if they can creak a little further in the short term,” said Hans Mikkelsen, chief credit strategist at TD Ameritrade, in a note on Monday morning.
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The bond market experienced record volatility this month and last month in response to the tariff situation, according to Mikkelsen. He noted that investment quality bond trading volumes increased by almost 14% compared to the same period last year to a record level, while trading in unwanted bonds increased by almost 12%, but dropped records of all time with March 2020.
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Analysts expect $ 30 billion to $ 35 billion in high quality new supplies this week, and from $ 150 billion to $ 160 billion in total May IG Supply.
Fifteen companies, including Google Parent Alphabet Inc., Philip Morris and Procter & Gamble should assess the new obligations on Monday.
| Teleprinter | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Googl | Alphabet inc. | 160.61 | -1.35 |
-0.83% |
| PM | Philip Morris International Inc. | 169.17 | -1.07 |
-0.63% |
| P. | Procter & Gamble Co. | 161.86 | +0.86 |
+ 0.53% |
