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A lot has changed in the twenty years since my father coined the term investment-grade wines IGW.
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The rise of global wealth, particularly in Asia, Russia, and other emerging parts of the world, combined with increasing awareness about wine, has spawned an unprecedented demand for what I call investment-grade wines.
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On the bond side, meanwhile, the most widely held variety, funds focused on intermediate-term investment-grade bonds, returned 1.3% in the quarter and 6.2% for the year.
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Funds focused on intermediate-term investment-grade debt returned an average of 1.8% in the quarter, for a year-to-date return of 2.8%.
A Periodic Look at Performance and Where Investor Money Is Flowing
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Investors have stashed a record $704.1 billion into intermediate-term investment-grade corporate bond funds as of the end of September, according to Lipper.
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I look for shorter-term investment-grade corporate bonds, maturing in three to five years, where the cash flow coverage is sufficient, but not ample, to cover interest payments.
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Along with the requested euro1 billion increase, the bank could lend about euro1.2 billion $1.6 billion to so-called investment-grade projects at its own risk, without EU guarantees.
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The company, which has earned $6.6 billion this year through Sept. 30, will resume the dividend before it attains an investment-grade debt rating.
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Until Tuesday, companies rated below investment-grade, or junk, had sold just $580 million in bonds all month.
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Achieving an investment-grade rating would be a milestone for Mr. Mulally and could open the door for Ford stock to be purchased and held by mutual funds and retirement funds that require investment-grade rated companies.
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