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Is Corporate Credit a Tinder Box Waiting to Explode?
The current landscape of corporate credit markets is reminiscent of past financial precursors to crises, particularly the complacency observed before the 2007 financial meltdown and the 1998 Asian financial crisis. As market analysts have noted, the shrinking spreads in corporate credit reflect a grave sense of complacency and can potentially foreshadow a significant downturn.