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While a near-term mechanical bounce in economic activity in response to the lifting or easing of lockdown measures looks likely, we expect the subsequent climb up to be long and arduous.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the digitization of the economy gathers steam.

Defining potential winners and losers—near and longer term.

While smaller companies often bear the brunt of risk aversion, they also lead the way to recovery.

In this Q&A, Eaton Vance high-yield experts provide an update on market movements and changes in the macro environment and offer their thoughts on investment opportunities at this juncture.

More steps needed to support small businesses and their employees.

Governments have proposed a raft of initiatives to protect businesses and their employees from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, while banks are being used to inject liquidity into the economy – something that will have material implications for credit markets. In the latest edition of 360°, our fixed-income quarterly report, we discuss the impact of these changes and take a closer look at the structured-credit market.

Returning to a “normalized” environment could take longer than many anticipate.