US Corporate Debt Maturities Test Borrowers
US companies face a rising wave of debt maturities starting in 2027 as higher interest rates increase refinancing costs. Lower-rated borrowers will experience the heaviest financial pressure. Meanwhile, major technology firms plan heavy borrowing for AI infrastructure.
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A wall of $4.3 trillion in non-financial corporate debt will mature across the United States starting in 2027, forcing companies to refinance cheap pandemic-era borrowings. Annual maturities will climb from $572 billion in 2027 to $1.03 trillion by 2030. This debt wave arrives as global obligations surpass $365 billion and benchmark 10-year Treasury yields hold above 5%.
