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Europe’s second-lien loan sales surge

Bloomberg Issuance of second-lien loans in Europe has surged this year as more borrowers tap into the growing appetite from private debt investors who are keen to source higher-yielding paper. Supply volumes have been further boosted by a handful of larger transactions that includes this week’s 500 million euro ($571 million) second-lien loan for hearing-aid maker Sivantos Pte Ltd. and ...

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US capital-equipment orders fall for second straight month

Bloomberg Orders placed with US factories for business equipment declined in September for a second month, a sign momentum in capital investment has paused as global trade concerns persist, Commerce Department figures showed. The report showed declines in bookings for electrical equipment, appliances and components, while orders for computers and electronic products were unchanged. Categories with gains included motor vehicles ...

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Daimler expects an earnings bounce in Q4

Bloomberg Daimler AG has its work cut out to get a fourth-quarter earnings bounce. After two consecutive profit warnings, the German manufacturer of Mercedes-Benz cars sees improvements by clearing out vehicle stock in Europe and maintaining sales momentum in China, the Stuttgart-based company said in a statement. Neither will be easy. “Daimler is certainly not alone when hoping for a ...

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