the lowest on record for emd was 200 in 2007, so we are still hovering close to some of the most tightels in all of these credit sectors and we think there will be better opportunities to get on. jonathan: do you still like triple c's? ms. aronov: we like floating-rate loans more. very selectively. we like select shorts in the em space, given how tight spreads are, and cash is not tracked. -- is not trash. cash currently is 2.3%. you can hold two-year treasuries and make not much more there for the duration risk. cash gives you that optionality in portfolio that cannot be substituted, given the deteriorating picture of inventory being carried. there are no shock absorption mechanisms that you used to see 10 years ago. jonathan: oksana aronov, with colin robertson and jim cielinski from janus henderson group. in the markets, where bonds have been this week, tense, 20's and thursdays -- and 30's. two basis points lower on the week at 283 and we and slower by basis point on a 30 year bond yield. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead featuring a fresh reading on u.s. inflation. thi

the lowest you know on record for emd was 200 in 2007, so we are still hovering close to some of theght levels in all of these credit sectors, and we think there will be better opportunities to get on. jonathan: let's be clear, do you still like triple c's? ms. aronov: very selectively. we do still have some exposure there. we like floating-rate loans more. the credit risk transfer market, but i mentioned securitized -- we like select shorts in the em space, given how tight spreads are, and cash is not trash. to your point, i mean, cash currently in the liber 2.3%. you can hold two-year treasuries and not much more there with a lot of duration risk. so cash gives you that optionality in portfolio that cannot be substituted, given the deteriorating picture of inventory that the street is carrying. there are no shock absorption mechanisms that used to exist 10 years ago. jonathan: oksana aronov, with colin robertson from trust management and jim cielinski from janus henderson investors. in the markets, where bonds have been this week, treasuries, twos, 10's 20's and 30's. yields lower

high-yield after this most ,ecent quote unquote blowout the lowest on record for emd was 200 in 2007, are still hovering close to some of the most tight levels in all of these credit sectors and we think there will be better opportunities to get on. seeshan: used electrical -- do you still like triple c's? ms. aronov: we like floating-rate loans more. shorts in the em space, given how tight spreads are, and cash is not tracked. is 2.3%.ently and holds to your in treasuries and makes not much more there for the duration risk. cash gives you that optionality in portfolio that cannot be substituted, given the deteriorating picture of inventory. there are no shock absorption mechanisms that you used to see 10 years ago. , withan: oksana aronov colin robertson and jim cielinski from janus henderson group. yields lower, two basis points on a two-year note and a bid coming through on the back of the week for 10 year treasuries and the equity market fell out of bed. two basis points lower on the week at 283 and we and slower by basis point on a 30 year bond yield. ,till ahead, the final sprea

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