US-Iran war and AI threats add pressure to global credit
Investors are gradually unwinding bullish positions in credit indexes and shifting to protective trades
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Investors are gradually unwinding bullish positions in credit indexes and shifting to protective trades
Hormuz typically accounts for around 25% of global seaborne oil trade and some 20% of global LNG trade
Asian stocks are down 6% this week, as oil and war risk force investors back toward USD assets
Global oil prices surging past USD 90 act as a natural buffer against potential export volume drops
Inflows are slowing, withdrawals are mounting, and analysts caution that defaults could spike if AI disrupts corporate earnings
Global bonds slid 0.8%, their worst day since May, as Brent and gas prices jumped on Hormuz disruption fears
A gauge of developing-nation FX fell 0.9% after touching all-time highs last week as the USD strengthened
As tensions flare across the Middle East, investors are rotating into safe-haven assets like Treasuries, gold, and the CHF, ditching…
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