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Corporate Bond Sales Fall off Cliff

“Broad risk-off movement” likely caused by concerns over interest rates, trade wars, and other sources of geopolitical uncertainty.

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Companies yanked back the reins on bond sales this month amid the widespread carnage in financial markets.

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