Organization: Uncertainties surrounding the Middle East conflict may weigh down on US corporate bonds.

Daniel Casali of Evelyn Partners said in a report that, in the midst of the Middle East conflict, the spread on US dollar credit bonds has remained relatively stable. However, due to the uncertainty surrounding this war and its impact, its performance may deteriorate. Casali mentioned that US companies have maintained healthy financial conditions, which have helped drive the performance of the credit bond market and "limited the risk of a sharp tightening in financing conditions." He also mentioned that the market volatility and uncertainty caused by this war could lead to a significant widening of credit spreads.