Ethan Steinberg
Credit Markets Reporter at Bloomberg News
Reporter @business via @WSJ @Morningbrew @Forbes @tuftsdaily
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bloomberg.com | Ethan Steinberg |Josyana Joshua
Apple Inc. y General Motors Co. están poniendo a prueba el mercado de deuda con grado de inversión este lunes. Sus préstamos serán un barómetro del interés de los inversores por los bonos de empresas cuyas ganancias se ven presionadas por la ofensiva arancelaria del presidente Donald Trump. El fabricante del iPhone pretende emitir deuda con grado de inversión en hasta cuatro tramos, según una persona familiarizada con el asunto.
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finance.yahoo.com | Ethan Steinberg
Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Ethan M Steinberg Mon, May 5, 2025, 5:38 AM 1 min read In This Article: (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is planning to sell investment-grade bonds on Monday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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bloomberg.com | Ethan Steinberg |Josyana Joshua
An Apple store in Hong Kong. (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. and General Motors Co. had to pay up on bonds they sold on Monday, a sign investors are demanding more to hold debt from companies under pressure from President Donald Trump’s tariff offensive. Both companies had to pay relatively high yields compared with their existing securities to convince investors to buy the new debt. In the case of Apple, it paid 0.05 percentage point, or 5 basis points, more on its new debt.
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finance.yahoo.com | Ethan Steinberg |Ayai Tomisawa |Takahiko Hyuga
Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Ethan M Steinberg, Ayai Tomisawa and Takahiko Hyuga Thu, May 1, 2025, 10:17 PM 4 min read In This Article: (Bloomberg) -- European and Asian money managers are showing signs of losing some of their appetite for lending to US companies as trade wars heat up, in a potentially worrying sign for corporate America.
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bloomberg.com | Ethan Steinberg
Washing machines on an assembly line at the Whirlpool Corp. manufacturing facility in 2015. (Bloomberg) -- Whirlpool Corp., the owner of the KitchenAid and Maytag brands, was cut to junk status by S&P Global Ratings, which cited the company’s high debt levels and potential pressure on revenue as tariffs ramp up. The ratings firm downgraded Whirlpool’s unsecured credit rating to BB+, the highest junk level, from BBB-, the lowest in investment grade.
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