With investors still expecting the Fed to cut rates at their next policy meeting, Loomis Sayles credit strategist Thu Ha Chow joined Prime Time to talk about what impact this might have on credit markets, why this may yield opportunities in emerging markets debt against negative yielding bonds, and what downside there might be if the US-China trade war worsens.

<p>With investors still expecting the Fed to cut rates at their next policy meeting, Loomis Sayles credit strategist Thu Ha Chow joined Prime Time to talk about what impact this might have on credit markets, why this may yield opportunities in emerging markets debt against negative yielding bonds, and what downside there might be if the US-China trade war worsens.</p>

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