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Fold, a Bitcoin financial services company, has paid off $66.3 million in convertible debt, reducing dilution risk and freeing up BTC collateral, which may positively impact the company's expansion plans.

S&P Global Ratings analyst believes that Paramount's $111 billion bid for Warner Bros.

Apollo Global Management has reportedly made a $250 million profit from a bet on xAI debt, indicating a potential increase in investor confidence in the company.

CoreWeave CEO Mike Intrator attempted to reassure investors about the company's spending plans and debt narrative, but the efforts came too late as the stock plummeted nearly 20%.

Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil company, reported a $2.6 billion annual loss despite receiving significant financial support from the government, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the support package.

BlackRock's private debt fund has seen a decline in value following a dividend cut, attributed to declining interest rates and losses on bad loans.

Dubai Aerospace Enterprise is acquiring Macquarie AirFinance for $7 billion, doubling its fleet to over 1,000 units, and plans to finance the deal with debt and equity.

FS KKR, a private credit fund managed by KKR, reported a significant increase in troubled loans, leading to a 15% drop in its shares.

S&P Global Ratings has flagged potential risks to Indonesia's credit rating due to rising fiscal pressures and higher debt-servicing costs, which could lead to a negative rating action.

BlackRock predicts Japanese bonds can offer 6% yields to dollar-based investors, calling the current market conditions a 'golden age' for investing.

BlackRock is optimistic about Japanese bonds, citing 6% yields for dollar-based investors, labeling the current market conditions as a 'golden age' for investing.