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Michael Burry’s AI bubble warning is shaking Wall Street after fresh data showed 87% of venture capital funding now flows into artificial i...

The rating upgrade reflects the company's strengthening financial operations, improving cost structures, proactive refinancing and continue...

Asian stocks advanced, led by AI-focused companies, as traders overlooked Middle East tensions. Despite rising oil prices and concerns over...

Investors are increasingly favoring riskier debt, including BBB-rated bonds and higher-rated junk bonds, as they anticipate a prolonged tru...

The artificial intelligence sector continues its strong financial growth. Despite global tensions, significant funding is flowing into AI i...

$42 billion in corporate bonds just got downgraded to junk, the largest jump in more than ten years, sending shockwaves across the $10 tril...

U.S. high yield corporate bond spreads surged to 401 basis points as of late Thursday, their highest since November 2023, as global markets...

Bonds from companies with ratings below BBB-minus are considered less safe, hence the market term "junk" or "high-yield". They offer better...

Banks including Barclays and Deutsche snapping up bonds of cos such as DHFL, RCap and Altico Capital

A move to below investment grade raises borrowing costs and investor selling.

Junk bonds, which refer to high-yield bonds, have a higher default risk when compared to investment-grade bonds.

High-yield companies in India have mostly been prevented from borrowing abroad by rules that set a limit of 5 percentage points over Libor.

The rating company said that due to higher working capital requirements, Rolta's leverage and free cash flow (FCF) will be worse.

International rating agency Moody's today said the recent international junk bond sales by domestic companies offer the best protection to ...

The 7-year Reg S secured bonds, which has a "stable" rating from major international rating agencies, were priced at 6.125 per cent, agains...

The interest in forex debt received a further fillip due to the rupee funds remaining costly for the third year in a row.