Jaguar Land Rover Debt Investors Run for Cover on Tariff Threats

Escalating trade tensions and Brexit are taking a toll on Jaguar Land Rover in the credit market, where the cost of insuring the company’s bonds has more than doubled this year. Jaguar Land Rover’s 2027 dollar bond has dropped about 10 cents on the dollar to 88.5 cents over that period, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The company’s sales would be threatened if President Donald Trump follows through with tariffs on auto shipments to the U.S., Jaguar Land Rover’s fastest-growing market after China.