“Senior bond spreads move from the low 60s to the circa 70 area; major bank T2 spreads drift from high 115-120 to low 130”

Complexity Premia · Episode 80: The Great Credit Squeeze: Higher Yields, Falling House Prices, and Recession Risk

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tracked senior bank spread drift from low 60s to ~70 bps and T2 spreads from high 115-120 to low 130 bps as a risk signal

senior spreads low 60s → ~70 bps; T2 spreads high 115-120 → low 130 bps

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