Corporate Bonds
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AI Debt Drives Wedge Between Corporate Bonds and Credit Hedges
AI Debt Drives Wedge Between Corporate Bonds and Credit Hedges
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Several large funds are contrarian buying Italian government bonds and European corporate bonds, betting that the market is overpricing concerns about systemic risks in the Eurozone.
Political turmoil in France has rattled bond markets, sending the French 10-year government bond yield soaring to a near 25-year high and widening its spread over German bonds. Spreads on other Eurozo
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France's Debt Now Perceived Riskier Than 38% of Its Corporate Bonds, With €215 Billion Trading Safer Than Government Debt
France's Debt Now Perceived Riskier Than 38% of Its Corporate Bonds, With €215 Billion Trading Safer Than Government Debt
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Braskem Creditors Reject Restructuring Plan Involving $11 Billion Debt
Creditors of Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem have again rejected a restructuring proposal from the company and its shareholders, according to sources, ahead of a key October 9 deadline for an
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JPMorgan Strategists See US High-Grade Corporate Bonds Outperforming Treasuries in Q4
JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists expect US investment-grade corporate bonds to outperform Treasuries in the fourth quarter, citing factors including falling supply, slowing sales from big tech compani
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Philippine Billionaire Villar's Vista Land Weighs Asset Sales to Repay $420M Bond Due Next July
Vista Land & Landscapes Inc., owned by Philippine billionaire Manuel Villar, is evaluating options to raise funds, including the sale of assets, to ensure it can meet obligations, including a $420 mil
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Wall Street bets on Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh to prevent a bond market collapse amidst an expected surge in corporate bond supply in the coming months.
Wall Street bets on Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh to prevent a bond market collapse amidst an expected surge in corporate bond supply in the coming months.
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Japanese companies' sales of corporate bonds with investor protection clauses this year have already exceeded the full year of 2025, with particularly active sales of BBB-rated bonds.
Lower-rated borrowers are increasingly turning to bond markets, rather than solely relying on bank loans to meet their financing needs, driving this growth.
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AI Debt Drives Wedge Between Corporate Bonds and Credit Hedges
AI Debt Drives Wedge Between Corporate Bonds and Credit Hedges
-
Several large funds are contrarian buying Italian government bonds and European corporate bonds, betting that the market is overpricing concerns about systemic risks in the Eurozone.
Political turmoil in France has rattled bond markets, sending the French 10-year government bond yield soaring to a near 25-year high and widening its spread over German bonds. Spreads on other Eurozo
-
France's Debt Now Perceived Riskier Than 38% of Its Corporate Bonds, With €215 Billion Trading Safer Than Government Debt
France's Debt Now Perceived Riskier Than 38% of Its Corporate Bonds, With €215 Billion Trading Safer Than Government Debt
-
Braskem Creditors Reject Restructuring Plan Involving $11 Billion Debt
Creditors of Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem have again rejected a restructuring proposal from the company and its shareholders, according to sources, ahead of a key October 9 deadline for an
-
JPMorgan Strategists See US High-Grade Corporate Bonds Outperforming Treasuries in Q4
JPMorgan Chase & Co. strategists expect US investment-grade corporate bonds to outperform Treasuries in the fourth quarter, citing factors including falling supply, slowing sales from big tech compani
-
Philippine Billionaire Villar's Vista Land Weighs Asset Sales to Repay $420M Bond Due Next July
Vista Land & Landscapes Inc., owned by Philippine billionaire Manuel Villar, is evaluating options to raise funds, including the sale of assets, to ensure it can meet obligations, including a $420 mil
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Wall Street bets on Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh to prevent a bond market collapse amidst an expected surge in corporate bond supply in the coming months.
Wall Street bets on Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh to prevent a bond market collapse amidst an expected surge in corporate bond supply in the coming months.
-
Japanese companies' sales of corporate bonds with investor protection clauses this year have already exceeded the full year of 2025, with particularly active sales of BBB-rated bonds.
Lower-rated borrowers are increasingly turning to bond markets, rather than solely relying on bank loans to meet their financing needs, driving this growth.
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