Credit Set for Worst Year Since 2008

The video discusses the challenges faced by credit markets in 2018, marking the worst year since the global financial crisis. Tassos, a Bloomberg European credit reporter, joins the conversation to analyze the situation. The discussion covers the influence of central banks, particularly the ECB, on credit markets, and the growing skepticism among investors. Concerns about cash flow and rising interest rates are highlighted, along with predictions for future market trends. The consensus is that a rebound is unlikely, with risks outweighing rewards.

What is the general consensus about the potential for a rebound in credit markets?

What does the text suggest about the risk-reward balance in credit investing?