The largest beer company in the world upgraded at RBC after debt refinancing

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Investors should buy shares of beer giant AB InBev —the largest beer company in the world — as a recent refinancing will lighten the burden from the company's massive debt load, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets said Tuesday.

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