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A series of leveraged loans recently sold by software companies are climbing as investor fears about the industry ease and lenders that couldn’t originally buy the debt snatch it up.
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The reporting uses descriptive language to characterize market sentiment regarding leveraged loans. It cites the behavior of investors and lenders to illustrate shifts in how these debt instruments are being valued.
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