$30B Bond Rush Ahead of Election, Economic Fears
The US corporate bond market is gearing up for a busy week with an estimated $30 billion in high-grade bond sales expected. This follows a robust $198 billion in debt priced last month, driven in part by M&A financing.
Borrowers are rushing to secure funding for 2024 amid concerns of a potentially challenging second half, including the US election and a potential economic downturn. Despite slight spread increases and lower Treasury yields, the current market environment remains favorable for debt issuance.
With around $130 billion in investment-grade supply anticipated for March, companies are taking advantage of the current window to issue debt before potential market volatility sets in.
Borrowers are rushing to secure funding for 2024 amid concerns of a potentially challenging second half, including the US election and a potential economic downturn. Despite slight spread increases and lower Treasury yields, the current market environment remains favorable for debt issuance.
With around $130 billion in investment-grade supply anticipated for March, companies are taking advantage of the current window to issue debt before potential market volatility sets in.
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