“‘The entire high yield market is wider by about 50 basis points… we haven’t really seen it trickle outside of these specific names.’”

Closing Bell · Closing Bell Overtime: 10/15/26

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Reprice AI-linked high-yield bonds by widening spreads roughly 50 basis points, reflecting higher cost of capital for neocloud issuers

≈50 bps spread widening in high-yield market

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“Typically it's a 50 basis point rule of thumb that if you see a decline of 50 basis points, you'll start to see refis kicking in”
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Said on On The Tape with Danny Moses
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“When 10 year notes were at 65 basis points, there was no value in owning bonds whatsoever. For one, they had a negative expected return. And two, they couldn't rally if the economy went in the trash. Now, they belong in the conversation.”
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Andy Constan
Monetary Matters with Jack Farley ·
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“If you look at the holdings, it's literally just like a, a who's who of NeoClouds. ... core weave, perhaps Nebius ... high yield tech benchmarks ... core weave, like 25% of the benchmark”
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Said on Monetary Matters with Jack Farley
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“I was literally in 2021, I was holding 80 to 90% cash just saying, listen, I'm not going to give this government my money and lend it to them for 10 years at 50 basis points.”
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