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Top-rated companies were tapping the U.S. debt markets on Tuesday, in a widely anticipated post-Labor Day rush for financing after August's end-of-summer lull. At least 21 investment-grade rated companies have already announced plans to sell bonds on Tuesday morning, according to Informa Global Markets. Among Tuesday's deals are a two-part senior unsecured note offering from Unilever Capital Corp, three-part senior notes from tobacco company Philip Morris International and a five-part note offering from automaker Volkswagen.
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U.S. corporate bond spreads tightened
on Thursday after the July consumer price index and
initial jobless claims data came in line with expectations. Investment-grade bond spreads, or. -Today at 02:08 pm- MarketScreener