AMERICAS DISTRESS DAILY: Troubled Debt Rises on Tariff Concerns

March 25, 2025, 12:14 PM UTC

Distressed debtis rising as investors grow more concerned about the economic fallout from trade tariffs. The total amount of bonds and loans in the global distressed debt tracker increased 2% to $493 billion in the week ended March 21.

  • The biggest companies adding to the global distressed debt pile included US-based car rental firm Hertz, French health care firm Colisee Group, and Luxembourg-based telecommunications company Altice International.

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