Bonds issued by corporations with top credit scores now have lower yields than Treasurys due this summer as investors look to hedge their bets on a potential US default. While Wall Street largely ...

Usually, when investors are willing to lend to companies at a lower yield than the government, it’s because the country faces financial armageddon and the government default risk is rising. Two ...

Financial logic suggests Microsoft bonds should have higher yields than those of the U.S. government: Treasurys are easier to trade, are issued at a lower yield than Microsoft and have tax benefits ...

Over the last month or so, the "Battle of Safe Havens" has come to life with a sharp move lower in Apple, Microsoft, and Treasury Bonds. Towards the end of August, I rated all of these assets 'neutral ...

More Bonds of Microsoft Corp. Moody’s Daily Credit Risk Score About the Microsoft Corp.-Bond (US594918CH51) The Microsoft Corp.-Bond has a maturity date of 6/15/2027 and offers a coupon of 3.4000%.