(Reuters) - S&P has frequently warned, however, that defaults may rise more sharply in future years because of a raft of issuance of very low rated bonds. In April, 48.7 percent of new junk bonds were rated in the highly speculative ranges of "B-minus" or lower, up from 44.4 percent in March, S&P said.
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