| 英文摘要 |
This study conducts the empirical analysis of high-yield corporate bonds of the iShares. Sample period covers from October 18, 2013 to March 31, 2021. After controlling for the impact of relevant variables, we divide market uncertainties into financial market uncertainty and economic policy uncertainty to examine whether there is a significant effect on risk premium of five-year high-yield corporate bonds. Empirical model adopts Markov switching models to measure the effect of different market uncertainties on the change in risk premium for U.S. high-yield corporate bonds. The overall results show that the risk premium of high-yield corporate bonds is not correlated with the uncertainty of U.S. economic policy, while the changes in U.S. stock market present a significant relation with the risk premium of U.S. high yield corporate bonds. Furthermore, trading volume of high yield corporate bond, term structure of bond interest rate and investor’s sentiment present negatively effects on risk premiums of high yield corporate bond. This suggests that investors should consider the potential risk of insufficient information efficiency in the high yield corporate bond market when they tend to decide investment portfolio. |