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The ugliest year ever for US corporate-bond investors is expected to get uglier -- and they only have the Federal Reserve to blame.
(Bloomberg) -- A closely watched indicator of Swedish home prices fell to its lowest level since the global financial crisis amid higher mortgage rates and inflation accelerating to a three-decade high.
Wall Street did well from the ill-starred property firm’s bond sales. But some of the funds they sold to are staring at big losses.
China’s surprisingly strong export growth in July lifted its trade surplus to another record and provided some much-needed economic support, but the country will still have to find ways to keep its fragile recovery on track as the global economy slows this year.
A top arranger for Chinese junk dollar bonds says that a type of filing under the US bankruptcy code will play an important role for China’s distressed developers to restructure debt, buying them time to pay back creditors until markets recover.
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