Junk-debt returns will fall short of lofty expectations, but they’ll likely do better than stocks for the first time since the global financial crisis, according to high-yield guru Marty Fridson.

Investors are snapping up bonds sold by colleges with near-junk credit ratings in a push for higher-yielding assets — even as ...

The riskiest part of the corporate bond market is holding up well. That should be a good sign for stocks, but investors need ...

The asset class is pricey, but yields are attractive and risks from inflation are lower than investment grade bonds.

Junk-bond investors are giving zero odds to a global trade war. They are almost certainly wrong, since even if a trade war is avoided, the odds are not zero. Consider the junk-bond spread ...

Downgrade comes as developers continue to struggle with lacklustre buyer sentiment despite recent support measures.

Get the latest picks today before they gain traction. A prolonged period of unusually low junk bond spreads could be setting the stage for a dramatic market reversal, according to this economist ...

Despite the Federal Reserve starting to cut rates in September, borrowing benchmarks such as the 10-year Treasury yield have risen since then, leaving junk-rated ... of bonds trading at a spread ...