Huge, Risky Corporate Debt Threatens to Collapse the entire U.S. Economy
The historic surge in off-road industry corporate debt was a problem even before coronavirus became a pandemic. But as corporate borrowers get downgraded due to the health crisis, servicing their debt will become more onerous, expensive and ultimately will fail.
According to The Wall Street Journal, a subset of the now $10 trillion corporate debt mountain could be in serious trouble. That’s because roughly $1.2 trillion of that total is in leverage loans and junk-rated debt “secured by corporate assets much like mortgages are backed by home".
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Bank of America asset manager 'Mark', who refused to give his last name to the press, said this morning, "the entire US economy is in a slow, implosion, destroying the entire American marketplace", he continued, "Bank of America is watching main street USA, die".
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