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In recent presentations, it said paying off corporate debt was a priority.
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Another measure is the spread between corporate debt yields and government bonds.
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But they really were only debt, U.S. consumer and U.S. corporate debt.
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Returns also significantly lagged riskier assets including commodities, stocks and corporate debt.
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They account for the most pressing corporate debt issues, the report says.
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But risks like trade fights and corporate debt only get brief mentions.
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As the next graph shows, corporate debt has been rising very fast.
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The bond world is also littered with failed corporate debt trading networks.
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Sixty-eight percent of those polled look for rising corporate debt defaults in Europe.
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Several factors could potentially slow the pace of corporate debt offerings, investors said.
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This appears to be what has happened in the market for corporate debt.
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The restructuring comes as investor concerns increase about Turkish corporate debt.
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Banks also restructured massive amounts of corporate debt to help companies avoid bankruptcy.
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This was driven mostly by non-financial corporate debt, the report said.
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That would have created conditions for corporate debt to absorb surplus household savings.
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Another beneficiary of the shifting flows has been the euro-denominated corporate debt market.
