Assessing the risks to our positive view of E-Z peripheral bonds

While the risk that political events cause an increase in euro-zone “peripheral spreads” has arguably diminished recently, a withdrawal of ECB support has become more of a concern. On balance though, we still expect peripheral spreads will remain very low in the coming years.

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