Fixed-income markets in the U.S. didn’t seem as spooked as equities by a looming default by Chinese property giant Evergrande, according to David Norris, the head of U.S. credit at TwentyFour Asset Management.
Fixed-income markets in the U.S. didn’t seem as spooked as equities by a looming default by Chinese property giant Evergrande, according to David Norris, the head of U.S. credit at TwentyFour Asset Management.