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- mohit - Oct 13 2009 | bonds, spreads, corporate bonds, investing
Quoted: Here’s a fascinating look at corporate bond yields over the past 90 years. I got the data off the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ data bank. This chart shows the yields of Moody’s index of Aaa and Baa seasoned corporate bond yields.
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