Josyana Joshua

Corporate Debt Reporter at Bloomberg News

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CREDIT DAYBOOK AMERICAS: Powell May Go Hawkish as No Sales Seen

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Josyana Joshua

Little US corporate-debt issuance is expected Wednesday as the Federal Reserve will release its third policy statement of the year. Though in rates has been priced in by investors, Bloomberg Economics’ is expecting hawkish comments during Powell’s presser.
Apple y GM emiten deuda pese a presión por políticas arancelarias de Trump

1 week ago | 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.
Apple, GM See Pressure From Bond Investors as Trade Fears Swirl

1 week ago | 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.
CREDIT DAYBOOK AMERICAS: Jobs in Focus; Apollo Credit Fees Jump

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Josyana Joshua

Investors will be watching for further indications on the health of the US economy ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Apollo’s credit business generated a in 1Q fees, though its private equity businesses struggled to find opportunities to cash out of deals.
CREDIT DAYBOOK AMERICAS: Jobs in Focus; Apollo Credit Fees Jump

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Josyana Joshua

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Citi Sells $5.35 Billion of Bonds, Capping Big Banks’ Deals

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Josyana Joshua

Workers enter Citigroup headquarters in New York. (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. sold $5.35 billion of investment-grade bonds Thursday, making it the last of the six big US banks to issue securities following the release of strong first-quarter results.
CREDIT DAYBOOK AMERICAS: Wild Month Leaves Bonds Little Changed

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Josyana Joshua

US investment-grade and high-yield corporate bonds finished essentially unchanged for April following a roller-coaster month that saw large initial declines from President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement.
Bond Sales Rush Sparked by Companies Wary of More Market Turmoil

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Ronan Martin |Josyana Joshua

Companies have started a dash for funding, looking to shore up their balance sheets before the next outbreak of market turmoil. As sentiment has stabilized, bond issuance is picking up. Debt sales in Europe from investment-grade companies and financial firms have already hit the highest weekly total since February, while the US high-grade market’s $24 billion has nearly matched last week — both in just two days. In Asia, borrowers are returning with deals originally planned earlier in the month.
Fear of Next Market Jolt Drives Rush to Sell Corporate Bonds (1)

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Ronan Martin |Josyana Joshua

Companies have started a dash for funding, looking to shore up their balance sheets before the next outbreak of market turmoil. As sentiment has stabilized, bond issuance is picking up. Debt sales in Europe from investment-grade companies and financial firms have already hit the highest weekly total since February, while the US high-grade market’s $24 billion has nearly matched last week — both in just two days. In Asia, borrowers are returning with deals originally planned earlier in the month.
CREDIT DAYBOOK AMERICAS: Worst Month for Junk Sales Since 2023

2 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Josyana Joshua

The in US leveraged-finance issuance this month has junk bonds on pace for its least sales since and leveraged loans poised to have its in nearly three years, according to Bloomberg-compiled data • There’s been $8.4 billion of high-yield notes sold in April, alongside $7.7 billion of leveraged loans to hit the market • The month’s biggest loan arrived Tuesday, a financing to help fund Apollo’s acquisition of Everi and assets from fellow casino-equipment firm IGT • US investment-grade bond...