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BREAKING: Half The Public Companies Face Bankruptcy Risk With Current Interest Rates (Debt Bubble)
The 2023 economic outlook for corporate America is looking bleek, as $5 trillion of corporate debt is beginning to mature. Over the next 4 years, corporate loans are scheduled to have their interest rates reset. Many companies are currently paying back their debts on low rates they secured prior to the Federal Reserve's economic tightening campaign.
With higher for longer rates and quantitative tighting continuing to unfold for the foreseeable future, a new report finds nearly half of all small-cap companies could be facing risk of default and bankruptcy.
We look at the interest coverage ratio of megacap stocks and smallcap stocks, and see the obvious differences. The largest companies in the S&P 500 will be fine, but half of the S&P 1500 have a plummeting interest coverage ratio, which measures how likely a business is to be able to repay their loan obligations.
We also dive into what is causing this, and how to prepare for the upcoming recession.
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************ Video Breakdown ************
BREAKING: Half The Public Companies Face Bankruptcy Risk With Current Interest Rates (Debt Bubble)
The 2023 economic outlook for corporate America is looking bleek, as $5 trillion of corporate debt is beginning to mature. Over the next 4 years, corporate loans are scheduled to have their interest rates reset. Many companies are currently paying back their debts on low rates they secured prior to the Federal Reserve's economic tightening campaign.
With higher for longer rates and quantitative tighting continuing to unfold for the foreseeable future, a new report finds nearly half of all small-cap companies could be facing risk of default and bankruptcy.
We look at the interest coverage ratio of megacap stocks and smallcap stocks, and see the obvious differences. The largest companies in the S&P 500 will be fine, but half of the S&P 1500 have a plummeting interest coverage ratio, which measures how likely a business is to be able to repay their loan obligations.
We also dive into what is causing this, and how to prepare for the upcoming recession.
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