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Financial Times: Chances of Default by US Oil and Gas Producers Surges

The Wall Street Journal: Warehouses Offer Crowded Shelter in Retail Storm

Mall landlords face a reckoning. The Covid-19 crisis has pushed the credit quality of the average U.S. general retailer from […]

Bloomberg: Oil Firms Raise $171 Billion in Debt as Virus Hits Fuel Demand

Oil and gas companies worldwide have raised $171 billion of debt from the loan and bond markets since March after the coronavirus […]

Petroleum Economist: IOCs Put on Show of Strength in Bond Markets

Recent debt issuance by International Oil Companies (IOCs) could be seen as a muscle-flexing exercise as much as a move […]

Financial Times: UK Bailout: Paper Vapours

Take-up of the UK’s emergency commercial paper scheme aimed at big businesses is accelerating, as reported in The Financial Times’ Lex […]

Reuters: Ramped Up Spending Puts Germany’s Triple-A Rating At Risk – Credit Benchmark

Shouldering the burden of spending to limit the damage inflicted by the coronavirus outbreak could put Germany’s triple-A credit rating […]

The Wall Street Journal: Investment-Grade Bonds Could Turn to Junk Amid Global Rout

Economic fallout from the novel coronavirus and collapsing oil prices are sparking steep declines in the $3.4 trillion market of corporate […]

The Wall Street Journal: Coronavirus Fallout Exposes Vulnerability of Junk Debt

Debt investors are grappling with the worst selloff in the riskiest corner of the corporate debt market in over a […]

The Wall Street Journal: Lenders Brace for Private-Equity Loan Defaults

The default risk of companies owned by private-equity firms is 2.5 times that of their public counterparts, according to data […]

Bloomberg: Credit: There May Be Trouble Ahead

There are plenty of arguments over whether we have reached the end of the long expansionary cycle in the U.S., […]

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