Spreading 'debt investments' and 'short selling' at unprecedented levels... Fears and chaos from short-term surges
The South Korean stock market has seen a rapid surge past 6000 points, prompting rising concerns as more investors turn to debt financing for purchasing stocks and predicting an impending decline in the market.
Azul says judicial recovery reduced debt by 1.1 billion dollars in loans and financing
Azul Linhas Aéreas has reported a significant reduction of 1.1 billion dollars in its debt following its judicial recovery process.
Mozambique: Lectures From the IMF, but No New Loan
The IMF has reported that Mozambique's government is experiencing worsening financing conditions and will not receive new loans amid rising debt issues.
G. Stournaras to Politico: It is time to convince Berlin about eurobonds and debt
Greek central bank governor G. Stournaras advocates for eurobonds in an interview with Politico, urging Germany to support common bonds for financing defense and strategic investments as the EU faces multiple crises.
BBVA will raise 60% more debt this year after the takeover halt
BBVA is set to increase its debt issuance by 60% this year following the suspension of its takeover bid for Sabadell.
Is the SAFE loan cheaper than Polish debt? Economists have no doubt
The article discusses the economic implications of the SAFE loan program versus traditional Polish debt financing, emphasizing its political ramifications.
The Generalitat prepares new operations with banks to face the exit from the FLA
The Generalitat is planning new banking operations to secure financing as it aims to exit the State's Liquidity Fund (FLA).
The UN waits for news on how much of the nearly $4 billion debt the US intends to pay off
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the organization faces imminent financial collapse unless reforms are made to its financing rules or all member states pay their dues, with a significant focus on the United States.
An economist helped her: a machinery company secured a million-dollar loan from the U.S. and expects more funds
Metalfor secured a $50 million direct loan from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation to restructure its debt amid a turbulent financial climate for agricultural businesses in Argentina.
Catalonia starts financing debt with banks for the first time since the procés
The Catalan government has received approval to formalize long-term bank loans totaling €292.75 million, marking a significant financial shift after 14 years.
Financed or Deferred: Two Different Ways to Face Domestic Debts
The article discusses two primary avenues for managing household debts: financing through personal loans and deferring payments through installment plans, highlighting the implications and conditions of each.
Debt issuance record: companies placed bonds worth US$ 20 billion in 2025, the highest value in 10 years
Argentinian companies have aggressively returned to the capital market to seek financing through bond sales, reaching their highest corporate financing levels in a decade due to a decrease in country risk and a more favorable financial environment.
Tough Proposal: Complete Overhaul of Welfare Area Financing
The Economic Policy Council criticizes the government's financial policies in its latest annual report, stating that the policies do not adequately support the reduction of national debt.
Bankruptcy of luxury department store chain Saks Global, which sells brands like Chanel and Burberry
Saks Global, the luxury department store chain, has declared bankruptcy but will keep its stores open after securing a $1.75 billion financing package for debt restructuring.
Saks Global: From luxury to bankruptcy – The collapse after the acquisition of Neiman Marcus
Saks Global Enterprises has filed for bankruptcy protection while securing $1.75 billion in financing, changing its CEO, and attempting a restructuring amid falling sales and increasing debt.
Senegal prime minister says country will not seek debt restructuring
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko announced that the government will not pursue debt restructuring despite significant repayment challenges.
The new financing model proposed by the Government allocates 3.669 billion more to the Valencian Community
The new financing model proposed by the central Government will provide the Valencian Community with an additional 3.669 billion euros annually compared to the previous model, which has been outdated for over a decade and has caused chronic debt issues.
The Generalitat achieves the best credit rating in a decade while awaiting debt relief and better financing
The Catalan Administration begins 2026 with improved credit ratings, moving away from junk bond status, as it focuses on proposals for a new financing model and debt relief.