[JPMorgan: U.S. Junk Bond Fund Outflows May Hit 11-Month High] According to a report by Jinse Finance, JPMorgan's credit analysts predict that U.S. high-yield bond funds may experience the largest net outflows since the tariff-related market turmoil in April last year, as the Iran conflict and its consequences trigger a widening of credit spreads. Based on daily fund flow estimates, the bank projects that U.S. junk bond funds will see $3.7 billion in outflows for the week ending March 18. If this estimate proves accurate, it would mark the largest outflow since the week ending April 9 last year. This would also extend the streak of consecutive outflows to six weeks, matching the record set for the period ending January 15, 2025. Weekly data from LSEG Lipper is expected to be released later on Thursday evening.