Credit spread refers to the difference in interest rates between corporate bonds and risk-free assets, such as government bonds. An increase in the credit spread indicates heightened market concern regarding the credit risk associated with corporate bonds, prompting investors to demand higher interest rates to compensate for that risk.
This data is often viewed as a key indicator of the market's sensitivity to credit risk and can also reflect the overall level of concern regarding the economic outlook.
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