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European Junk Bond Sales Hit Record as Investors Cut US Exposure

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European Junk Bond Sales Hit Record As Investors Cut Us Exposure

July 2, 2025 – European junk bond issuance soared to a record €22.5 billion ($26.6 billion) in June, surpassing the previous high from June 2021 by nearly €4 billion, as companies capitalized on lower borrowing costs and investors shifted away from US markets. The surge, reported by Bloomberg, was driven by attractive yields and relative … Read more

The Fed opens up to the cutting of the rates: “With the duties increasing the risks for inflation”

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The Fed Opens Up To The Cutting Of The Rates: “With The Duties Increasing The Risks For Inflation”

The Fed Opens Up to Rate Cuts: “With Duties Increasing the Risks for Inflation” In a significant shift, the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is signaling it may cut interest rates in the near future, citing rising inflationary pressures from new tariffs as a key concern. As of August 22, 2025, the Fed has kept its … Read more

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