High-Grade Bond Market Dysfunction Rises in July
The US high-grade corporate bond market experienced its highest level of dysfunction in nearly three years during July, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York index. This deterioration in market function suggests increased stress and potential challenges for corporations seeking to raise capital through bond issuance.
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Dysfunction in High-Grade Bond Market Rose in July, NY Fed Says
The US high-grade corporate bond market experienced its highest level of dysfunction in nearly three years during July, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York index. This deterioration in market function suggests increased stress and potential challenges for corporations seeking to raise capital through bond issuance.
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