The default rate for US junk bond issuers will rise to a range of 2.5% to 3.5% in 2023 as higher interest rates slow the economy into a recession, according to a note from
- The default rate will remain below the 21-year historic average of 3.8% and comprise about $40 billion of volume
- Roughly half of next year’s defaults will be concentrated within the retail, telecommunications and media industries, wrote Fitch analyst
Eric Rosenthal - Approximately 30 defaults will take place in 2023, Fitch analysts forecast, representing a substantial increase from the 11 defaults recorded in 2021 ...
- Approximately 30 defaults will take place in 2023, Fitch analysts forecast, representing a substantial increase from the 11 defaults recorded in 2021 ...
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