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Paramount’s mega debt sale reveals how higher bond yields are squeezing corporate America

Paramount’s mega debt sale reveals how higher bond yields are squeezing corporate America
MarketWatch Wednesday 30 September 2026, 19:42 UTC By Joy Wiltermuth 1 min read
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‘Over the near term, we expect supply to fall off, unless someone has to borrow,’ says Invesco’s Matt Brill

‘Over the near term, we expect supply to fall off, unless someone has to borrow,’ says Invesco’s Matt Brill [Image text:] Paramount Pictures MELROSE GATE
Paramount (ORG) America (LOCATION) Invesco (ORG) Matt Brill (PERSON)
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