STUPID question but can someone explain to me MMT spread on corporate bonds? When I try to search for it all I get is info on Modern Monetary Theory.
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corp bonds are generally priced on spread to US Treasuries...so i would guess MMT spread = "mid market treasury spread" = mid yield of corp bond to mid yield of closest matched maturity benchmark US Treasury.
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