Here's why the surge in bankruptcy filings this year isn't as scary as it sounds

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Here's why the surge in bankruptcy filings this year isn't as scary as it sounds
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'Bond investors typically sniff out hard economic times for companies well ahead of other investors. And right now, they don't see any signs of that.'

Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.Corporate bankruptcy filings have surged so far this year, already eclipsing the number of bankruptcies in 2022.

But there are three reasons why bankruptcy filings aren't as scary as they sound, according to Carson Group. So far this year, there have been 402 corporate bankruptcy filings, which is almost double the number seen in all of 2022. SomePart of the financial hurt for these companies has been the end of near-zero interest rates. Thefor struggling companies to raise debt. On Thursday, the 10-year US Treasury yield hit the highest level since 2007.

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