US corporate bonds face increased risk of downgrades

financialpost.com

The US corporate bond market shows concerning signs as a growing number of companies approach junk status. Approximately $63 billion of investment-grade bonds now carry a BBB- rating from some agencies and a negative outlook, a significant increase from $37 billion at the end of 2024. Rising interest expenses and increased indebtedness are pressuring corporate balance sheets, though strong investor demand currently supports the market.


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