Postcard From No 528
Corporate bond market stalked by inflation
- Published 29 Oct 2009
With uncertainties over the return of inflation later this year and in 2010, long-term corporate bonds may become an increasingly tough sell.
Above there was heaven, below there was the Chinese corporate bond market. Or so it seemed until a few weeks ago. Now, inflation expectations are besmirching the outlook for this borrowers' paradise.
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