Issuers aim to lock in lower borrowing costs as geopolitical easing narrows credit spreads across emerging Asia. Asian companies are ramping up bond issuance, seeking to capitalize on tighter credit spreads fueled by optimism over a potential Iran nuclear deal. The surge i
Iran hopes tighten bond spreads Asian bond issuers are accelerating their pace of issuance as hopes for a resolution with Iran have led to tighter spreads. The recent development has created a favorable environment for issuers to raise capital at more attractive rates
The Bitcoin miner outlines a $2 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026, backed by $3.3 billion in project bond financing. Core Scientific has finalized a $3.3 billion project bond financing to support its $2 billion capital expenditure plan for 2026. The funding will ac
The Indiana-based energy firm locks in long-term revenue with a pending regulatory approval for a 2028-2040 capacity agreement. Hallador Energy has finalized a $1 billion-plus capacity agreement spanning 12 years, beginning in 2028 and running through 2040. The deal hinges
China’s Midea Group aims to raise $2.2 billion through bond issuances to enhance offshore liquidity amid tightening credit conditions. Midea Group, one of China’s largest appliance manufacturers, is preparing to sell $2.2 billion in offshore bonds. The move aims to bolster
Treasury considers repo for cash and liquidity management The US Treasury is weighing the role of repurchase agreements in managing cash and liquidity. This consideration is part of the Treasury's broader efforts to optimize its cash and liquidity management strate
Investors are increasing wagers on short-term lending rates as regulatory discussions over Treasury repo market reforms intensify. Hedge funds and proprietary trading firms have ramped up positions in Treasury repo markets, anticipating volatility in short-term lending rat
Carry trade: Profit-taking risk builds into H2 – BNY BNY’s Geoff Yu notes that the iFlow Carry index briefly turned negatively significant as investors sold nine of fifteen high-yield currencies, suggesting growing profit-taking after a resilient...
IIF: Cross-border investors show signs of shifting from US Treasuries to EU, Japan government bonds. IIF: Debt increase fueled by China and US government borrowing IIF: Global debt rises over $4.4 trillion to record near $353 trillion in Q1. IIF: Global debt-to-GDP
Institute of International Finance data shows cross-border flows favoring euro and yen bonds over US government paper for the first time since 2021. Cross-border investors reduced US Treasury holdings by USD 28 billion in July while adding EUR 19 billion of euro-area gover
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