BBB-rated bonds are fixed income securities representing a moderate degree of safety in terms of interest and principal repayment. These bonds are considered low-risk bonds, as their moderate credit rating indicates lower default risk in debt repayment. Due to this lower default risk, issuers usually offer lower yields than those of bonds with higher credit risk.
BBB bonds fall under the lowest end category of investment grade bonds, i.e., bonds having credit ratings of AAA to BBB. They represent the final step before junk bonds or high-yield bonds, i,e, bonds carrying a credit rating of BB to D.










