For years,
friendly debt markets have allowed issuers to push the «maturity wall» — where tons of bonds come due simultaneously across the high - yield market.
Not exact matches
My sense is that when the Fed stops its purchases of mortgage bonds in the next few months, the longer - dated
debt markets will cease to be so
friendly, and rates will rise.
Many were saddled with student
debt, and the labor
market wasn't
friendly even to young college grads, contributing to the stereotypical image of the barista with a bachelor's degree.