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Global Credit Market Revs Up Again After $70 Billion of Issuance

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 09 September 2026, 09:19 UTC By Finbarr Flynn 1 min read
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Companies are ramping up borrowing in bond markets again after raising more than $70 billion Tuesday in the busiest global session since June, as borrowers seek to lock in funding before costs climb any higher.

Companies are ramping up borrowing in bond markets again after raising more than $70 billion Tuesday in the busiest global session since June, as borrowers seek to lock in funding before costs climb any higher.
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