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Volatility Limits Post-Labor Day US Bond Rush to Six-Year Low
Source: Bloomberg
Credit & Bond MarketsDerivatives & Volatility
The US investment-grade debt market is experiencing its quietest post-Labor Day issuance rush in six years as renewed market volatility deters borrowers from issuing. The slowdown signals weaker near-term primary-market activity and potentially less favorable funding conditions for investment-grade corporate issuers.
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