PGIM Global High Yield Fund, Inc. logo

PGIM Global High Yield Fund, Inc. (GHY)

Market Closed
16 Oct, 08:00 PM
NYSE NYSE
$
10. 72
+0.03
+0.2806%
$
446.89M Market Cap
1.26% Div Yield
310,300 Volume
$ 10.69
Previous Close
Add Transaction
Day Range
10.63 10.9
Year Range
10.57 12.96
Want to track GHY and more in your Portfolio? 🎯
Sign up for Marketlog, a portfolio tracker that will exceed your expectations!
GHY: Unsustainable Distribution And Bond Market Challenges May Result In Cut

GHY: Unsustainable Distribution And Bond Market Challenges May Result In Cut

PGIM Global High Yield Fund (GHY) offers an 11.55% yield, focusing on global junk bonds with significant emerging market exposure. GHY's net investment income and realized gains failed to cover distributions in the latest fiscal year, raising sustainability concerns. Rising yields, inflation, and heavy debt issuance are pressuring bond markets, likely weighing on GHY's NAV and share price near term.

Seekingalpha | 4 days ago
GHY: Trading Below Its 5-Year Average Discount For A Reason

GHY: Trading Below Its 5-Year Average Discount For A Reason

PGIM Global High Yield Fund remains a hold, with consistent payouts but limited NAV growth and few near-term catalysts. GHY trades at an 8.07% discount to NAV, reflecting ongoing challenges in asset growth and reliance on net realized gains for distributions. The fund offers a 10.7% yield but only covers 71% of distributions with net investment income, raising sustainability concerns if rates rise.

Seekingalpha | 2 months ago
GHY: Discounted Price, Monthly Pay, With Strong Performance

GHY: Discounted Price, Monthly Pay, With Strong Performance

PGIM Global High Yield Fund offers global, below-investment-grade fixed income exposure, with a 45% U.S. allocation and over 900 holdings for diversification. GHY trades at a -7.3% discount, which is attractive in absolute terms but narrower than its historical average, limiting deep value opportunities. The fund delivers a high 10.6% distribution yield, though coverage from net investment income is insufficient, requiring reliance on capital gains and derivatives.

Seekingalpha | 4 months ago