Investors pull $15.8 billion from U.S. junk-bond funds to start year, worst outflows since 2010: Gol
investors have withdrawn a total of $15.8 billion from U.S. junk-bond funds since the year began U.S. high yield total returns down 3.1% on the year and away from high-yield and other fixed-rate sectors. Goldman Sachs pegged flows into bank-loan fund at $9.2 billion this year. Such funds typically offer investors exposure to floating-rate assets. Extractions in 2022 from U.S. junk-bond funds represent the equivalent of shedding 3.8% of the sector’s assets under management from the start of 2022 Investors pull $15.8 billion from U.S. junk-bond funds to start year according to a tally by Goldman Sachs research. With another large $3.5 billion of weekly outflows through Thursday have been reckoning with their worst outflows to start a year since 2010 the Mizuho team said in a Thursday note -0.36% the sector’s biggest U.S. junk-bond exchange-traded fund Goldman’s credit research team lead by Lotfi Karoui we don’t think this is as much of a de-risking story from a credit perspective as it is investors taking the Fed headlines at face value before retreating to 1.93% Friday. The benchmark is used to price everything from commercial property loans to corporate bonds. With the rise wrote in a weekly client note. The rebuke of junk-bond funds and other risk assets comes as the Federal Reserve prepares to tackle inflation pegged at 40-year highs
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