United States
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Corporate borrowers shrugged off fears over inflation and concerns over tariffs to print tight trades and pay for acquisitions -
Company prints inside recent similarly rated names despite problems in motor sector
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Explosive Monday makes it unlikely the week’s issuance volumes will be as muted as feared
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The loan was provided by 18 financial institutions, including the new ones that joined
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Company's bonds widen as much as 10bp after 25% steel tariff announced
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Reverse Yankees bumped up February volumes last year and hopes are high they will again in 2025
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Biggest trade of the year sees official institutions pile into five year tranche
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February’s first Reverse Yankee receives blowout demand
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US money center bank's perp propels systemically important firms' January issuance to near-$49bn monthly record
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Powell has every reason and every right to stick to his guns
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Goldman Sachs took advantage of strong demand before passing the issuance baton to foreign banks and domestic borrowers
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Banks have dominated US bond markets so far this year but non-financial companies are preparing returns
