New York, March 19, 2015 -- Moody's Liquidity-Stress Index (LSI) increased to 4.2% in mid-March from 4.0% in February and 3.9% in January on the back of a sharp rise in liquidity stress in the oil and gas sector, the rating agency says in its most recent edition of SGL Monitor. But the increase masks the continuing, overall strength of US speculative-grade companies' liquidity positions, with the composite index minus energy unchanged from February's record low 2.6% as of mid-March.
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