Junk bond default rate remains close to eight-year low
But rising number of new issues poses concern, S&P says
- By: James Langton
- August 9, 2005 August 9, 2005
- 10:10
But rising number of new issues poses concern, S&P says
Newly formed IRN to distribute independent analyst research on thinly covered U.S. companies
Labour costs show slowest increase in a year
Starts rise 0.4% in July
Fed set to announce rate decision
Oil prices drag U.S. markets lower
Brokerage sets 12-month target of 9,600
Exchange positioning itself to capture additional liquidity in NYSE-listed stocks
The global speculative-grade default rate remained at its eight-year low in July, unchanged from the 1.8% level recorded in June, reports Moody’s Investors Service.Moody’s default…
Value of non-residential permits rises 3.1%, StatsCan says
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North American markets fell Friday, as economic news on both sides of the border had investors feeling bearish.The S&P/TSX composite index finished down 76.20, or…
Manufacturing sector hampered by job losses
Strong numbers make another interest rate hike more likely
U.S. jobs reports stokes inflation fears
U.S. markets close lower
Bank raises target for S&P/TSX, but has concerns about U.S. economy
First reduction in two years
U.S. initial jobless claims slip
Energy trusts fuel sector’s climb in July
Labour productivity must improve
U.S. markets end mixed
Previous high was set in 1999
Move designed to help finance national debt