
Corporate Bond Liquidity During the COVID-19 Crisis – Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
May 22, 2020 \
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In this note, we calculate several measures of liquidity to shed light on trading conditions in one large and important market: the market for corporate bonds. As uncertainty surrounding downgrades and potential defaults grew during the first weeks of March, and withdrawals from corporate bond funds mounted, we find that dealers became increasingly unwilling to absorb inventory onto their balance sheets.
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