In the world of corporate bonds, there’s either investment-grade or non-investment-grade debt, also known as a junk bond. Junk-rated corporates typically earn that dubious status because of debt burdens and other balance sheet woes at issuing firms. However, buyers of non-investment-grade are compensated for related risks in the form of higher yields. For risk-tolerant income [...] The post Increasing Quality Traits Could Diminish Junk Bond Risks appeared first on ETF Trends .