In this podcast episode, we explore the complex connection between the upcoming US election and the credit market, emphasizing the importance of moderate economic policies for a robust credit environment. With a hopeful outlook on credit stability tied to the election results, the conversation shifts to notable changes in the global credit landscape. We discuss Korea's improved position in international bond indices, surprising investment interest in European credit, and the surge in large-scale trading of US corporate bonds, showcasing the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of credit markets around the world.
