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Investors eye bargains on debt issued by the sector’s strongest companies
Flow data show stocks and high-yield shunned
European market is bright spot as less affected by oil price drop
Corporate borrowers turning to Europe as US rate rise looms
Burger chain looks to tap the investor appetite that has allowed US IPOs to raise $96bn this year
Russian rouble slips while oil see-saws on Libya concerns
Years of spike in defaults pushes average yield in wider market close to 7%
Debt investors err on side of caution as oil prices drop
S&P 400 index of oil and gas equipment and services falls 4.1%
The allure of Latin American corporate debt lies in the diversity of issuers and the potential for higher returns
Chinese internet group aims to take advantage of low borrowing costs
Returns are attractive but investors in the asset class are easily rattled
Companies look to refinance existing debt obligations
Fears of debt restructuring mount for the sector
Manufacturer of iPhone and iPad takes advantage of lower European borrowing costs
Rule to protect small investors violated
Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs hired to organise investor calls
Outflow pressure prompts managers to bulk up on liquid assets
Debt sales postponed during last week’s volatility return to exploit ‘window of relative calm’
Previous peaks in margin trading have come ahead of stock market downturns
BoE’s Haldane adds voice to concern over acting too quickly
Prices tumble amid dramatic upsurge in volatility as S&P 500 slides towards a correction
Wall Street had already trimmed its projections for third-quarter earnings before the sell-off
Sharp rise in Greek borrowing costs raises concerns over structural issues
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