When investors demand minimal extra yield over safer government bonds, that’s a tight credit spread. This signals high market confidence, low perceived default risk, and strong economic conditions. For borrowers, it means cheaper financing costs; for existing bondholders, it boosts portfolio values. However, traders watch these narrow margins closely, as they often precede market corrections or reduced future returns.
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