Bond investors say some energy companies ‘will not survive’ oil rout slamming markets

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There is around $140 billion of speculative-grade or “junk” bonds outstanding by U.S. energy companies, but the selloff sparked by collapsing oil prices and a spreading coronavirus also threatens to sweep up other industries.

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