So-called junk-rated European companies have raised more than €1bn ($1.2bn) in bond markets in recent days, ending a five-week hiatus and underlining investors’ improved sentiment towards corporate credit risk, reports the FT. See also FT Alphaville, on why junk bonds are now better than sovereign bonds.

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