
High Volume in High-Grade
Nov.15 -- The U.S. investment-grade corporate bond spread tightened to the lowest level since March 2018 this week, even after AbbVie's $30 billion deal headlined the second-biggest week of the year for U.S. investment-grade issuance. Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro sat down with Morgan Stanley's Matthew Hornbach, Mike Schumacher of Wells Fargo and Kathy Jones of Charles Schwab to discuss their outlook for credit markets heading into year-end.
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