Cash as an Asset Makes Bargains Less Compelling, JPM's Maharaj Says

The video discusses the current risks in the US credit market, focusing on the spread widening in high yield and its implications. It highlights the importance of monitoring these risks beyond trade and oil price concerns. The video also introduces the Bloomberg Terminal's Market Live Blog, encouraging traders to explore bargain hunting opportunities. However, it notes that while some emerging markets have cheap valuations, the lack of catalysts for upside and the attractiveness of US cash as an asset class make bargain hunting less compelling.

What is the primary risk currently in focus according to the text?

How has the widening spread in US credit been characterized in the text?

What factors are mentioned that could affect growth momentum during the shopping season?

What is the speaker's view on the potential for bargain hunting in emerging markets?

What does the speaker suggest about the current state of US cash as an asset?