Credit

Credit & Capital

Banks Tend to See a Bright 12 Months Coming

They're particularly cheerful about the outlook for funding costs, given the recent cut in interest rates.
Credit

Rolls Royce Downgraded on Cash Flow Worries

The company said it has incurred charges dealing with faulty engines and preparing for a rough Brexit.
Credit

BlackRock Raises $2 Billion for Global Credit Opportunities Fund

The fund is part of the company's push to establish a global private credit franchise.
Capital Markets

Is More Quantitative Easing in Sight?

Good news: U.S. banks' funding costs are falling. Bad news: the European Central Bank prepares to make new asset purchases.
Credit

J.P. Morgan Downgrades Starbucks to Neutral

The company’s rating was lowered after the stock climbed over 90% in the past 12 months.
Credit

Moody’s, Fitch Downgrade Boeing Credit Outlook

The ratings agencies lowered Boeing's outlook to negative due to concerns over the financial fallout from the grounding of the 737 MAX planes.
Credit

Consumers Boost Citigroup’s Second-Quarter Performance

The first major bank earnings report demonstrates consumers may be key to the second-quarter profits of the largest financial institutions.
Credit

Deutsche Bank Slashing 18K Jobs as Part of Massive Restructuring

Deutsche Bank CEO: "Saying goodbye to Wall Street is absolutely the wrong assessment."
Credit

S&P Cuts Oracle Rating on Stock Buyback Worries

With Oracle's buybacks exceeding free operating cash-flow generation, S&P is concerned the company will be overleveraged.
Banking & Capital Markets

BIS Warns of Risks From Big Tech Banking Moves

Ventures by companies such as Facebook into financial services "have the potential to generate new risks and costs associated with market power."
Credit

S&P Cuts Kraft Heinz Rating to Near Junk Grade

The rating agency believes Kraft Heinz "will be unable to meaningfully grow adjusted EBITDA" amid "significant" competition from other manufacturers.
The Economy

The Reason the Fed May Need to Cut Interest Rates This Year

The "real" economy won't benefit much from a rate reduction, but the Federal Open Market Committee may have other things on its mind.
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