Investors appear to be warming up to an overlooked area of the fixed income market.
Wells Fargo Securities’ George Bory sees a bullish trend in corporate bond demand.
“With bond yields being somewhat more stable, we’re actually starting to see an uptick in interest in our asset class. So, there is a little bit of a squeeze. There is money coming into the market. Now, that’s the good news,” Bory, the firm’s head of credit strategy, said Tuesday on CNBC’s “Futures Now.”