Central banks, allegedly in the front line? As the pandemic brought large swathes of the global economy to a standstill, both the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank started loading their respective policy bazookas. Both central banks’ decisions triggered an extreme market rotation into corporate credit (especially in the high yielding segment). Taking into account that the U.S. corporate credit market is ~2.5x that of the Eurozone, as of today the ECB has intervened with the double firepower compared to the Fed.