An analysis of recent swap spread trends across many different government bond markets, highlighting new and the break down of existing correlations with absolute yields and curves.
The research shows that different countries have seen different spread moves due to debt size, deficits, bond ownership and central bank balance sheet policy.
The conclusions are important for the future direction of spreads in 2025, a year that should see another year of large net supply and very large refinancing requirements.
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