Companies with junk credit ratings are increasingly issuing bonds for riskier purposes.
Companies with junk credit ratings are increasingly issuing bonds for riskier purposes, potentially hindering their ability to pay back bondholders, says The New York Times.
Demand for the bonds has reached record levels this year as investors search for richer yields, which Treasury securities and money market accounts no longer provide.
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