Credit Markets Adjust to Extended High-Interest Rates

Reported about 1 month ago

September generally sees tougher trading for equity markets, but it presents opportunities for credit markets as companies are increasingly issuing corporate bonds. Recent sales reached $43.3 billion in high-grade corporate bonds. Experts predict that as inflation stabilizes, the Federal Reserve may reduce interest rates by approximately 150 basis points over the next 15 months, leading to a favorable environment for refinancing. Additionally, as credit markets continue to evolve, business development companies (BDCs) are expected to flourish by providing retail investors access to private credit markets.

Source: YAHOO

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