High stocks and rising crypto are pushing investors to junk bonds.

U.S. high-yield funds saw outflows of $8.42 billion in April after Liberation Day, according to data from the London Stock Exchange Group. But since then the direction of flow has reversed with ...

That’s fine for high yield.” The U.S. junk-bond market currently provides an annual yield of around 7%, although that may ebb and flow with movement in spreads, according to Chang.

But only $149.8 billion in new U.S. junk bonds have been issued so far this year, versus more than $165.5 billion this time last year, according to JPMorgan research published last Friday.

The Junk Bond ETF ($35.55 on Oct. 5) is down 3.2% year to date with a negative weekly chart. The ETF is below its five-week modified moving average of $35.85 and is below its 200-week simple ...

The high-yield bond market is suggesting that the outlook for companies and the economy is strong. Yields on the bonds are down, suggesting investors don't see much reason to worry about what's ahead.

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Yield-chasing investors, whose hunger for income powered a long rally in Asian junk-rated bonds, are finally feeling the first symptoms of indigestion after a year-long binge.