Josyana Joshua

Americans are struggling to afford their monthly auto payments, the latest sign of pain for lower-income borrowers.

It’s about to get a lot more important to look at the fine print on your credit card.

The share of consumers in the subprime credit risk category has reached levels not seen since 2019, a sign that a growing number of borrowers are in poor financial health.

Fair Isaac Corp. will now sell credit scores directly to mortgage resellers, a move that sent shares of third-party credit bureaus plunging.

About a third of Americans with education debt are delinquent, according to the latest data.

About a third of Americans with education debt are delinquent, according to the latest data.

A key measure of credit risk in the US corporate bond market edged lower on Wednesday in the minutes after the Federal Open Market Committee cut a benchmark interest rate for the first time this year, citing labor market weakness.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. junk bonds rose for the second day on Friday following reports that Paramount Skydance Corp. is preparing a bid for the company.

US companies are poised to boost their debt levels to help fund a $1 trillion wave of acquisitions, a reversal after years of scaling back their borrowings.

Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. is considering selling debt in the European bond market to finance part of its $18.4 billion purchase of JDE Peet’s NV.

Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. is considering selling debt in the European bond market to finance part of its $18.4 billion purchase of JDE Peet’s NV.

Companies are increasingly looking to Europe to raise money cheaply, a shift that is turning out to be a near-term positive for US corporate debt.

GE Aerospace is tapping the bond market with a two-part dollar deal.

US junk debt investors are piling into the riskiest bonds even as Jamie Dimon and other prominent market watchers are cautioning that valuations on credit are stretched.

When investment-grade companies sell debt in the US, they’re increasingly looking to do it fast.

Morningstar Inc. is trying to make its mark by rating loans within the $1.6 trillion private credit market, which could help the firm take on rivals Fitch Ratings, S&P Global Ratings and Moody’s Ratings.

Apple Inc. and General Motors Co. had to pay up on bonds they sold on Monday, a sign investors are demanding more to hold debt from companies under pressure from President Donald Trump’s tariff offensive.

Citigroup Inc. sold $5.35 billion of investment-grade bonds Thursday, making it the last of the six big US banks to issue securities following the release of strong first-quarter results.

Companies have started a dash for funding, looking to shore up their balance sheets before the next outbreak of market turmoil.

The Trump administration is ratcheting up its attack on Harvard University and higher education institutions, threatening the safest segment of the US corporate bond market.