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Anthropic may not get an investment-grade credit rating, according to the Financial Times

Anthropic may not get an investment-grade credit rating after its IPO, Blackstone has told investors, according to the Financial Times.

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Anthropic may not get an investment-grade credit rating after its IPO, Blackstone has told investors, according to the Financial Times.

Why it matters

That would leave one of the biggest SI names rated junk on day one, on the same day Intel's default-insurance costs hit a record and the Nasdaq 100 is down more than 3%.

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  2. Intel's 5-year credit default swap widened to a record 123.5 basis points, per Markit data
  3. Anthropic may not get an investment-grade credit rating, according to the Financial Times (this story)

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