Negative Yielding Debt Near Record

The video discusses the rise of negative yielding debt, driven by government deficits and central bank policies. It highlights Europe's significant role, particularly Brussels' €17 billion debt issuance, and the surge in euro corporate credit bonds. Investors are moving up the risk curve, seeking yields in various bond markets, including sub-investment grade and private credit. The situation differs from the 2008 crisis, with many companies potentially facing restructuring.

What factors contributed to the recent surge in negative yielding debt in Europe?

How did the issuance of €17 billion worth of debt by Brussels impact the bond market?

What is the significance of the rise in sub-investment grade bonds to $5.3 trillion?

In what ways might the fallout from the current bond market situation differ from the 2008 crisis?

What concerns are raised regarding companies issuing debt in the current market?