The default rate for US junk bond issuers will trend higher over the remainder of the year, ending 2023 within a range of 4.5% to 5.0% amid tighter lending conditions and high interest expenses, according to a
- Defaults by issuer count were 2.0% in May, up from 1.9% in April, the ratings firm wrote June 14
- Fitch also sees more limited capital access due to stress in the banking sector and inflation uncertainty
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals was added to Fitch’s “Top Market Concern Bond” list, which consists of high-yield issuers expected to default within two years, amid ...
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