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US junk bonds on track for worst month since 2022 in September
MarketWatch reports that US junk bonds are getting hit hard in September, putting them on track for their worst month since 2022.
The outlet said the high yields typically expected to cushion returns so far have not been enough to prevent losses amid heightened market volatility following a global selloff.
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