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Global Bond Rush Kicks Off in Asia With Banks Leading the Charge

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 08 September 2026, 06:10 UTC By Janice Huang 1 min read
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Borrowers from around the Asia Pacific stormed the dollar bond market on Tuesday, unleashing one of the busiest sessions of the year in the region, as companies across the globe are primed to tap investors in force before interest rates go any higher.

Borrowers from around the Asia Pacific stormed the dollar bond market on Tuesday, unleashing one of the busiest sessions of the year in the region, as companies across the globe are primed to tap investors in force before interest rates go any higher.
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