Corporate bonds are looking pricey

Credit’s steep rally means it’s now time to play defense, money managers say.
The skyline of lower Manhattan is seen past a ferry on the East River in New York City on February 06, 2023. | Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
The skyline of lower Manhattan is seen past a ferry on the East River in New York City on February 06, 2023. | Photo: Angela Weiss/AFP/Ritzau Scanpix
By Tasos Vossos and Caleb Mutua / Bloomberg

Previously bullish analysts are changing tack after a sharp rally left few assets looking like good value, while central banks are continuing with their hawkish message on interest rates and inflation as economies remain more resilient than expected.

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