Donald Trump's election and a no-drama Federal Reserve rate cut this week left investors more confident about lending to U.S.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. investment-grade corporate credit spreads hit their lowest since 1998 this week in a sign of ...

The surge in corporate borrowing is driven by a rally in credit and equity markets, which has pushed borrowing costs to ...

U.S. equity funds witnessed a significant boost in investor demand in the week through Nov. 13, fueled by optimism that ...

Indian municipal bond market nascent, with limited investor base; green bonds emerging for sustainable urban development.

No investment-grade corporate bond issuance was announced on Wednesday after Trump's victory. Only one junk bond deal was ...

Fintel reports that on November 7, 2024, Bernstein downgraded their outlook for Ford Motor Company - Corporate Bond ...

Credit markets face challenges, but opportunities exist in corporate bonds and cheap optionality.

This year is on track to be the second-busiest on record for corporations issuing investment-grade U.S. bonds, according to Goldman Sachs. Read more here.

In fact, it has not just been U.S. firms and corporate borrowers that have been jumping onto the debt bandwagon. There has been healthy bond issuance activity in Europe as well. "Since the ...

WASHINGTON, - Corporate bond market spreads tightened slightly on Wednesday after Donald Trump's presidential election victory, as the market weighs the pros and cons of his return to the White House.