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low-grade
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low-grade [′lō ‚grād]
(materials)
An arbitrary designation of dynamites of less strength than 40.
(mining engineering)
Pertaining to ores that have a relatively low content of minerals. Also known as coarse; lean.
(science and technology)
Being of inferior quality.


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A Barclays Capital index of high-yield bonds has lost more than 31% in a 12-month period (table).
1 billion of high-yield bond and bank debt, according to S&R That is greater than the dollar value of defaults in 2006 and 2007 combined, and it's more than 25 percent of the $157 billion of high-yield-loan and bond defaults in all of last year.
CREMAC originally had intended to pledge the entire portfolio as collateral in an upcoming collateralized debt obligation (CDO) offering, but the high-yield bond market conditions improved dramatically, making liquidation into the market a far more attractive alternative.
 
 
 
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