(Bloomberg Opinion) -- The downgrade of Ford Motor Co.’s debt to junk by Moody’s Investors Service on Monday will most likely spark a fresh wave of soul-searching among investors about the risk of ...

Moody's downgraded Ford to junk, but S&P and Fitch retain investment grade ratings on the company. True leverage for the company is not a net cash position, but rather at least 3x after certain ...

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Ford added $8 billion of what it calls “COVID bonds” during 2020’s lockdown crisis. The company was rated as “speculative,” cutting it off from institutional investment. It is now buying back its high ...

Ford Motor Co. was cut to junk by S&P Global Ratings as the coronavirus pandemic delivers a shock to the global auto industry, rendering the No. 2 U.S. automaker the largest fallen angel to date. S&P ...

Standard & Poor’s Corp. cut to “junk” status the credit ratings of General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. on Thursday, citing an alarming loss in market share for the two biggest U.S. automakers and ...

Moody's Investors Service downgraded Ford Motor Co.'s credit rating to "junk" status Monday, a move that could make it more expensive for the automaker to borrow as it undertakes a sweeping global ...

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After taking on billions in debt to weather the 2020 economic storms of COVID-19, Ford (NYSE: F) announced on Nov. 4 that it's freeing itself from approximately $5 billion worth of junk bonds through ...