Wesley Jones of Millington, Tenn. dresses as Uncle Sam and waves attendees into an airplane hanger for a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump at Millington Regional Airport in Millington, Tenn., Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016.Even though a bunch of US economic indicators are looking good and interest rates are low, half of investment-grade corporate bonds are just one notch above junk status.
That means that as the economy shows signs of slowing, weak hands could have a harder time servicing their debt.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories"Our economy is the best it's ever been," President Donald Trump said while touting his administration's policies during his State of the Union speech this week.yet to compare to precrisis boom timesAnd indeed, consumer confidence, as measured by The Conference Board, increased to 131.6 in January from 126.
Put another way, it isn't just that this debt exists; it's that it's being used in ways that aren't particularly productive for the overall economy. Balance sheets are getting loaded up, but companies don't have much to show for it aside from soaring stock prices.been in its longest slump since 2009
lopezlinette Greediness perhaps?
lopezlinette Trump is not wrong based on economic indicators, which is considered as a major economic guideline. Then why are the stocks of American companies gaining at rapid pace?What is the % of stable/unstable companies? Majority is stable. Data based argument is always/more credible.
lopezlinette Because there hasn’t been a recessionary cull.
lopezlinette Why we still borowing in the trillion ?
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