What should investors watch for in the credit markets and how do the Fed’s historic actions compare to 2008? Chairman and Portfolio Manager Bruce Monrad answers Bloomberg Radio’s queries.

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What can stock investors learn from high yield: Long-tenured bond manager, Bruce Monrad, answers questions on the coronavirus and the oil crash from a fixed-income perspective.  

10-year Treasury yields have tumbled to historic lows. But Chairman and Trustee Bruce Monrad says there’s a limit to the benefit of falling rates.

Read what he told Fortune Magazine.

What do high equity valuations say about the rest of the market? Bruce shares his take on this and current spreads in high yield market.

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Top of mind this Monday morning: Coronavirus and the global economy, the potential for a market correction, and what 2020 election results could mean for investors.

Listen to Chairman and Portfolio Manager Bruce Monrad on Bloomberg Radio (22:12): https://lnkd.in/eUR7BXW

Yes, High Yield bonds often move in sync with equities. But history says that if stocks were to stumble soon, like they did in 2000, it could lead to a period of High-Yield outperformance.

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As 2019 comes to an end, Bruce Monrad shares his thoughts on what’s in store for the markets, economy, and high yield in the coming year. You can listen to his take here:

Northeast Investors Trust Chairman Bruce Monrad discusses jobs, consumer spending, and the economy with Bloomberg Baystate Business hosts Tom Moroney, Kim Carrigan and Anne Mostue on Friday.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2019-11-01/baystate-business-warren-apple-and-politics-radio

Interview starts at (22:19)

The Fed cut rates for the third time since July. Chairman and Portfolio Manager Bruce Monrad told The Boston Globe what the Fed’s latest move could mean for the #bond market.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2019/10/30/the-mass-economy-shrinks-nation-expands-and-fed-cuts-rates/wlbiriTDXXRiCTUgcgHtiL/story.html

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Bruce Monrad discusses interest rates and the global phenomenon of negative-yielding bonds.

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(Run Time – 7:24)