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So far in 2015, the European high yield market has defied many by outperforming that of the US. Many had believed the dislocation in US high yield, widely blamed on slumping oil prices at the end of 2014, would leave room for it to outperform Europe in...

The first eight months of 2015 have been relatively weak for the global high yield market. Much of this weakness has stemmed from the US, where exposure to lower commodity prices has put pressure on issuers, in particular those in the basic materials...

Any decision on rates by the Federal Reserve this year could damage markets as the central bank's efforts have so far only resulted in lacklustre growth and 'bubble' asset prices, according to Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore.

John William Olsen, manager of the M&G Global Growth and M&G Pan European funds, examines the buying opportunities for high-quality companies.

ECB cuts growth forecasts

From a structural perspective, Europe does not look appealing

Investors cannot afford to ignore the increasingly positive correlation between core government bonds and credit markets as rate rises loom, says Jon Jonsson, senior portfolio manager, global fixed income at Neuberger Berman.

Should Germany, not Greece, leave the eurozone?

Janus manager has success with bund trade