High-Yield Bond Prices to Fall, Schwab's Martin Says

The video discusses the risks associated with Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, particularly focusing on the credit markets. Despite stock price declines, credit markets are holding up better than expected. Key risks include rising borrowing, input, and labor costs. The video also analyzes high yield bond spreads, noting a modest uptick and predicting future increases in spreads and decreases in bond prices.

What is the speaker's perspective on stock prices in the current economic climate?

How are the credit markets performing in relation to expectations?

What are the key risks mentioned regarding the rise in borrowing costs for corporations?

What historical context is provided regarding high yield bond spreads during market volatility?

What does the speaker suggest about high yield spreads and their future trend?