IG Credit Set Up for Six Months of Good Total Returns, Invesco's Brill Says

The video discusses the current state of investment grade credit, highlighting a 3.5% year-to-date return driven by attractive yields in the low fives. Despite this, corporations are hesitant to issue new debt due to high borrowing costs, with banks being the primary borrowers. The video also notes a shift from cash to bonds as investors seek better returns.

What factors are influencing the total returns for investment grade credit?

What trends have been observed in the inflows of investment grade credit?

What are the implications of the current yield levels on cash and T-bills?

How have corporate issuances been affected by the current rate environment?

What is the current sentiment among corporations regarding borrowing?