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Analyze and summarize the following news-like text snippet: 
Tightening credit conditions could mean bad news for the stock market. The credit spread, which is basically the difference between yields with the same maturities but varying quality, is widening. The 10-year Treasury yield has fallen since last month and the 10-year BBB corporate bond yield has been on a slight climb.
And while its not at worrying levels yet, investors should be on the lookout — CLSA investment strategist Damien Kestel sees it as the “biggest risk” to the stock market.
That’s partly because a large gap between the two yields can signal that credit conditions, which are widely seen as an indicator of risk appetite, are tightening. And with more hawkish monetary policy on deck, those conditions could get worse.
A widening credit spread has historically not played out well. By late 2008, a few months into the financial crisis, it had spiked more than 400 basis points to nearly 7%. While the spread is nowhere near that right now, at about 1.30%, Jack Ablin of Cresset Wea...<|im_end|>
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The provided text appears to be a news article or similar content. A brief summary could be: Tightening credit conditions could mean bad news for the stock market. The credit spread, which is basically the difference between yields with the same maturities but varying quality, is widening. The 10-year Treasury yield has fallen since last month and the 10-year BBB corporate bond yield has been on a slight climb.
And while its not at worrying levels yet, investors should be on the lookout — CLSA investment strategist Damien Kestel sees it as the “biggest risk” to the stock market.
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