Credit Market Commentary: Market Derived Signal: Wider CDS Spreads May Indicate That Target Corp. Is Off The Mark

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Abstract: Target's corporate credit rating by Standard and Poor's remained constant at 'A+' in the past three years. During that timeframe however, the CDS market was much more volatile. The tightest CDS spread (7 bps) occurred on Feb. 23, 2007, and the widest spread (289 bps) occurred on Nov. 21, 2008, which reflects an immense change in market sentiment. Meanwhile, its MDS fluctuated between 'bbb' and 'aa+'. Target's current CDS spread is 78 bps and its MDS is 'bbb'. Target's CDS was similar to other CDS spreads in the market during the past year. Spreads widened in fall 2008 and have generally tightened since then. Last summer, Target's CDS spreads were close to the 'A' consumer discretionary benchmark but widened toward

Brief Excerpt: RESEARCH Ratings Definitions Credit Market Commentary: Market Derived Signal: Wider CDS Spreads May Indicate That Target Corp. Is Off The Mark Publication date: 17-Aug-2009 Market, Credit, and Risk Strategies: Michael Thompson, Managing...

Report Type: Commentary
Sector: Global Issuers, Public Finance, Structured Finance
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