Surging credit markets raise complacency alerts as yield premiums drop, prompting warnings from major money managers about potential risks.
Global credit markets are running at their hottest in two decades, prompting some of the world’s biggest money managers including Aberdeen Investments and Pimco to warn against complacency.
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