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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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4/13/2020
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S.B. - Page 15 of 59 <br />REDWOOD CITY <br />Fixed Income Sector Outlook — January 2020 <br />For the Quarter Ended December 31, 2019 <br />Market Update <br />Sector <br />Our Investment Preferences <br />Comments <br />COMMERCIAL PAPER <br />�— • <br />• Money market credit spreads remain attractive. New issue supply may <br />increase in the <br />/ CD <br />new year. <br />TREASURIES <br />• <br />• T -Bills have rallied further on Fed purchases and low repo rates. Other short - <br />T -Bill <br />term instruments remain relatively more attractive. <br />—� <br />• <br />• T -Notes offer attractive yield pickup vs. T -Bills in certain maturities. <br />T -Note <br />FEDERAL AGENCIES <br />• Bullet valuations remain near historical tights across the curve and continue <br />Bullets <br />to trade in a relatively narrow range. New issues should be evaluated for <br />opportunities to add relative value; otherwise, Treasuries should be preferred. <br />Callables <br />Redemptions remained elevated during Q4 but have started to slow as rates <br />have begun to stabilize. As a result, new issue supply has slowed as well. <br />Spread pickup vs. bullets remains well below YTD averages, with little chance <br />for outperformance. Accounts should favor bulleted structures vs. callable. <br />• Spreads remain anchored across the curve. Expect modestly wider spreads <br />S U P R A N A T I O N A L S <br />_— <br />in Q1 on account of higher issuer funding targets and favorable USD basis. <br />New issues should be evaluated for opportunities to add relative value. <br />CORPORATES <br />• Solid economic data, an accommodative Fed, and positive technicals <br />Financials <br />continue to support the corporate sector. Tight valuations limit the potential <br />for outperformance in 2020. A growing list of uncertainties and pending <br />supply could result in wider spreads and better buying opportunities. <br />Industrials <br />S E C U R I T I Z E D <br />• AAA -rated ABS yield spreads widened during December and are currently <br />Asset -Backed <br />near their 3 -year historic average. Broad measures of auto ABS spreads are <br />comparable to spreads on high-quality corporate securities. <br />Agency Mortgage -Backed <br />' Q4 saw strong excess returns from MBS as spreads narrowed significantly. <br />Buyers were enticed by higher spreads, lower volatility, and the expectation <br />Agency CMBS <br />that the Fed is on hold. <br />• Agency CMBS spreads widened in December. The sector has good relative <br />value compared to less structured MBS and other government sectors. <br />MUNICIPALS <br />' Value remains in new issue taxable deals which continue to be driven by the <br />in issuance, <br />surge taxable an alternative to tax-exempt advance refundings. <br />10 Current outlook <br />Negative Slightly <br />Negative <br />PFM Asset Management LLC <br />Outlook one month ago <br />Neutral Slightly <br />Positive <br />
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