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Borr Drilling LTD (BORR) is a Energy company in the Russell 2000. Latest news and coverage below.
IPO: July 31, 2019 · $9.30 offering · NYSE · View IPO details →
Recent News (20)
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Form 6K Borr Drilling Ltd For: 26 May Form 6K Borr Drilling Ltd For: 26 May
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Borr Drilling launches tender offers for 2028 and 2030 notes
Borr Drilling launches tender offers for 2028 and 2030 notes
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Trap!? PFFA’s 9.6 Percent Preferred Yield Hides Up to 33 Percent Borrowed Leverage Most Income Investors Never See Trap!? PFFA’s 9.6 Percent Preferred Yield Hides Up to 33 Percent Borrowed Leverage Most Income Investors Never See
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Analysis-US Treasury rout tests Washington’s tolerance for higher borrowing costs
Analysis-US Treasury rout tests Washington’s tolerance for higher borrowing costs
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A massive $1 trillion hidden market is waiting to be unlocked in bitcoin, says new report Ledn forecasts the bitcoin-backed lending market could grow to $1 trillion within a decade as new research highlights strong borrower demand.
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Student Loan Borrowers 50 And Older Are Most At Risk Of Defaulting, New Fed Data Shows Student Loan Borrowers 50 And Older Are Most At Risk Of Defaulting, New Fed Data Shows
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Kevin Warsh’s Fed isn’t cutting interest rates any time soon. But a hike isn’t yet on the table, either. The Federal Reserve isn’t going to reduce borrowing costs anytime soon because of resurgent inflation, but a rate hike is also off the table for now as the regime of new Chair Kevin Warsh gets underw…
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Elizabeth Warren Blames Trump's 'Reckless Agenda' As Borrowing Costs Climb: 'Promised To Lower Costs' Elizabeth Warren Blames Trump's 'Reckless Agenda' As Borrowing Costs Climb: 'Promised To Lower Costs'
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Why Borr Drilling Stock Was Slumping This Week Why Borr Drilling Stock Was Slumping This Week
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Borr Drilling (BORR) Q1 2026 Earnings Transcript Borr Drilling (BORR) Q1 2026 Earnings Transcript
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Borrowing in April hit highest level since Covid
Borrowing was higher than expected last month and retail sales fell as fuel prices surged.
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Treasury borrowing soars after record interest payments Treasury borrowing soars after record interest payments
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UK borrows more than forecast in April as inflation adds to benefits bill
The £24.3bn figure comes amid rising cost of pensions as bond market jitters take monthly debt interest to £10.3bn
The UK borrowed more than expected in April as high inflation drove up the cost of pe…
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U.K. Government Borrowing Rose in April as Interest Payments Jump U.K. Government Borrowing Rose in April as Interest Payments Jump
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Crypto for Advisors: Crypto Products Advisors need to assess ETP custody, sponsor profiles, and fees. Read expert advice on bitcoin-backed loans, including margin call risks and when to sell vs. borrow.
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Andy Burnham’s change in tack on fiscal rules and bond markets is understandable
Bookies’ favourite to replace Keir Starmer tones down stance on government borrowing to assuage City investors
Andy Burnham has always faced a narrow path to replace Keir Starmer as prime minister: a …
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IMF raises UK growth forecast and backs Reeves’s deficit reduction plans; bonds recover after sell-off – as it happened
International Monetary Fund says ‘Staying the course on deficit reduction will be important’ for the UK, in annual assessment of the economy
IMF urges UK to ‘stay the course’ on borrowing amid Starme…
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IMF urges UK to ‘stay the course’ on borrowing amid Starmer uncertainty
Washington-based fund praises Rachel Reeves for aiming to cut budget deficit as it upgrades growth forecasts
The International Monetary Fund has urged Britain to “stay the course” to cut government bo…
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Student loan forgiveness paths have changed under Trump. How to navigate them Changes to the U.S. Department of Education's income-driven repayment plans will impact many student loan borrowers' timelines to debt cancellation.
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2.6 million student loan borrowers fell into default in early 2026: New York Fed Student loan defaults are showing up on consumers' credit reports for the first time since the Covid pandemic, a new blog by the New York Fed shows.