By Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge
It appears the credit market’s dead-cat-bounce party is over. Following the almost unprecedented bounce off the February lows, the last few days have seen HYG (the largest high yield bond ETF) tumble back below its 200-day moving average as credit spreads (in IG and HY) start to widen significantly. The driver of this sudden weakness is now clear – a $2.3bn 4-day outflow which is the most sudden and largest redemption ever.
HYG tumbles below its 20-day moving average after the panic buying off the lows…
Driven by the largest 4-day cumulative fund outflows ever…
It appears the credit market’s dead-cat-bounce party is over. Following the almost unprecedented bounce off the February lows, the last few days have seen HYG (the largest high yield bond ETF) tumble back below its 200-day moving average as credit spreads (in IG and HY) start to widen significantly. The driver of this sudden weakness is now clear – a $2.3bn 4-day outflow which is the most sudden and largest redemption ever.
HYG tumbles below its 20-day moving average after the panic buying off the lows…
Source: Party’s Over – High Yield Bond ETF Crushed By Largest Outflows Ever – ZeroHedge
