Show Notes
Investors have started picking between winners and losers among the debt of different developed countries. Plus: Shares in toymaker Mattel soar nearly 20% after the Journal reported it recently attracted takeover interest from Authentic Brands Group. Pierre Bienaimé hosts.
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