As of the end of April, the trailing 12-month default in the domestic junk bond market was 1.9%. That’s slightly above the 1.8% pace from March. Those aren’t alarming percentages. However, amid speculation that the U.S. economy could slow in the back half of the year, some junk bond market observers believe that the pace [...] The post With Defaults Poised to Rise, Be Selective With Junk Bond ETFs appeared first on ETF Trends .