HeyJaredGertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss
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Analysis-AI borrowers face tough sell in risky corners of US credit market (opens the original)
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NEW YORK, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The artificial intelligence boom has arrived in the riskiest corners of US credit markets, where leery lenders are demanding more compensation to fund borrowers whose future earnings remain largely unproven. AI-related issuance by low-rated firms has totaled $88 billion this year, according to Goldman Sachs, with most of the borrowing coming from US issuers. In the first 11 months of 2025, AI-related issuance in leveraged finance — mostly via junk bonds and loans
Corporate bond buyers get picky with flood of AI debt (opens the original)
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NEW YORK, Sept 22 (Reuters) - The market for highly rated corporate credit has split in two: bonds issued by AI-related firms are being met with caution, while those sold by so-called traditional issuers such as financial and industrial firms are prompting spirited bidding. Portfolio managers say they are not concerned that hyperscalers and other AI-linked companies are in danger of defaulting. Rather, the sheer volume and unpredictability of borrowing needed to finance data centers, chips and
U.S. rate options signal market can absorb higher Treasury yields (opens the original)
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Options markets are anticipating few fireworks in 10-year Treasury trading even as the benchmark yield has risen steadily this year to 5 per cent, underscoring the role of strong U.S. economic growth in driving rates higher and tamping down volatility. Three-month options on 10-year rates are pricing about 79.5 basis points of annualized volatility, compared with roughly 134 basis points when yields last approached 5 per cent in October, 2023. In that episode and two other brief runs to 5 per ce
Biggest risk for sinking bond market is Fed standing pat (opens the original)
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A global bond market in turmoil is likely to face a Federal Reserve rate hike this week that would boost borrowing costs and slow the economy. But many investors warn the bigger problems could lie ahead should the Fed instead stand pat. Holding rates steady on Wednesday could fuel a further selloff in bonds, likely pushing long-term rates higher for longer, if the Fed raises doubts about how committed it is to bringing inflation back to the central bank’s 2-per-cent target, these investors co
Edgy bond investors unconsoled by Bessent’s big buyback (opens the original)
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Investors were neither shocked nor awed on Wednesday by the U.S. Treasury’s decision to triple the size of its long-dated bond repurchase, keeping bond yields elevated and signaling that persistent unease over the government’s mounting debt remains firmly in place. Treasury said it would buy as much as US$6-billion of debt maturing in 10 to 20 years in its next buyback operation, up from a US$2-billion maximum previously. The amount was higher than the US$4-billion minimum Treasury Secretary Sco
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