Roughly a month after the banking crisis, the coast may be clearing for companies to start dipping a toe into debt markets again, with news of Walmart’s $5 billion debt deal.
As MarketWatch’s Joy Wiltermuth reports, strong demand from investors helped ease the retail giant’s borrowing costs, though she adds that after a decade of ultralow rates, rising borrowing costs will eventually pinch corporate profits.
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