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US High-Grade Bond Market Sees the Most Issuers Since January

Bloomberg Markets Monday 10 August 2026, 15:02 UTC By Kevin Kingsbury 1 min read
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Bonds US High-Grade Bond Market Sees the Most Issuers Since January A record pace in US investment-grade bond issuance continued Monday, with 19 firms storming the market, the most in seven months. The companies — ranging from utilities to overseas banks to Tyson Foods Inc. — are raising capital ahead of US inflation reports due this week that may provide fresh insight on the path of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. Investors pared rate-hike bets after Friday’s weaker-than-expected...

Bonds US High-Grade Bond Market Sees the Most Issuers Since January A record pace in US investment-grade bond issuance continued Monday, with 19 firms storming the market, the most in seven months. The companies — ranging from utilities to overseas banks to Tyson Foods Inc. — are raising capital ahead of US inflation reports due this week that may provide fresh insight on the path of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. Investors pared rate-hike bets after Friday’s weaker-than-expected employment report, sending bond yields lower and providing a hospitable environment to raise cash.
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