A shift to corporate bonds from stocks indicates relative confidence in the ability of companies to pay back debt despite slowing earnings growth
Some investors are shifting money from stocks into corporate bonds, a sign that concern about slower earnings growth isn’t leading to worries about the ability of companies to pay back their debts.
Last month, investors pulled a net $46.2 billion from stock funds, the biggest monthly outflow this year, and added $13.5 billion to taxable bond portfolios, according to data provider Lipper.
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