Why Leveraged Loans Could Be the Next to Fall in Credit

Feb.28 — Fears about the coronavirus hammered credit markets across the globe this week and shut out almost all borrowers looking for fresh cash in the U.S. and Europe.
There’s plenty of hope but few signs that next week will be any better. Bloomberg’s Claire Boston explains why leveraged loans might be the next part of the credit market to fall. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets.”


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