(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 5 - The lending window in the U.S.
junk bond market may still be open, but a shift to stricter
standards is likely here to stay, making it harder for private
equity firms to finance record-breaking buyouts.
Following a tumultuous two weeks in which several junk bond
sales were pulled or terms sweetened to draw buyers, all eyes
will be on a spate of bond sales expected after this week's
Fourth of July holiday hiatus for a clue to the appetite for
risky debt.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
junk bond market may still be open, but a shift to stricter
standards is likely here to stay, making it harder for private
equity firms to finance record-breaking buyouts.
Following a tumultuous two weeks in which several junk bond
sales were pulled or terms sweetened to draw buyers, all eyes
will be on a spate of bond sales expected after this week's
Fourth of July holiday hiatus for a clue to the appetite for
risky debt.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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