by Brett Eversole
The spike we’ve seen in recent weeks is a bad sign. It’s a clear red light for investors and the economy.
The high-yield spread was at roughly 3.1 on March 24. It has since spiked above 4. And it peaked above 4.6 on April 7, after Trump announced his new global tariff policies.
The good news is, spreads have fallen from their recent peak. That means we could end up shrugging off this current bout of pessimism. But if the spread spikes again from here, economic turmoil could easily follow.
Either way, the bond market is worried… And that’s worth paying attention to.
Source: DailyWealth.com
https://dailytradealert.com/2025/04/25/ ... plus-high/