Many expect the Fed to raise rates "until something breaks, and nothing has broken yet."

The automaker priced $2.25 billion of green bonds in two parts, in its maiden foray into ESG borrowing.

Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) identifies bonds from Visa, Con Edison, and others that identify as "green" but fail to meet the initiative's standards.

The "likelihood of a mid-cycle correction is high," particularly in the early part of next year, according to Morgan Stanley.

Concerns about Chinese property developer China Evergrande Group led at least eight blue-chip companies to stop planned bond sales.

As the Fed exits corporate credit, some investors expect a 'helicopter parent' to continue standing by.

The $1.1 trillion money manager leans in to duration and higher ratings in credit, indicating a belief that interest rates won't rise substantially anytime soon.

For the past couple of weeks, debt issuances have backed up in anticipation of tomorrow's high-stakes Georgia Senate vote.