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Bookmark or Share- What Is a Junk Bond? Definition, Credit Ratings, and Example - InvestopediaJunk bonds are bonds that carry a higher risk of default than most bonds issued by corporations and governments. A bond is a debt or promise to pay investors...
- What Are Junk Bonds? Definition & Examples | The Motley FoolJunk bonds offer higher interest rates due to higher default risks compared to investment-grade bonds. They trade at prices reflecting economic outlooks and issuer's financial health,...
- What Are Junk Bonds? – Forbes AdvisorJunk bonds, also known as a speculative-grade bonds, are high-yield, fixed income securities with an elevated risk of default on payment.
- High-yield Bond (or Junk Bond) - Investor.govHigh-yield Bond (or Junk Bond) Bonds that are believed to have a higher risk of default and receive low ratings by credit rating agencies, namely bonds rated Ba or below (by Moody's) or BB or below (by S&P and Fitch).
- Everything You Need to Know About Junk Bonds - InvestopediaJunk bonds are low-rated bonds due to the increased risk that there will be a default on the bond, meaning the bond issuer may not be able to make the interest payments or buy back the bond...
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