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Junk Debt Sales Soar in Europe After Trump Tariff Threat Recedes

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Europe's junk debt sales have increased due to easing geopolitical tensions following the withdrawal of US President Donald Trump's tariff threats, indicating a positive market response to reduced uncertainty.

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Europe’s junk-debt sales for bonds and loans surged as firms took advantage of easing geopolitical tensions after US President Donald Trump abandoned his Greenland-linked tariff threats.

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