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WestJet Bonds Slide to Record Low as Fuel, Trade Tensions Rise
Source: Bloomberg
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WestJet Airlines bonds fell to their lowest level since issuance in June as higher fuel costs and trade tensions dimmed the airline’s earnings outlook. The article gives no magnitude for the bond decline or quantified earnings impact.
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