Americas
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A late year rally in US Treasuries sparked optimism in a Latin American cross-border bond market that has been sluggish for two years. But GlobalCapital’s survey of senior LatAm bond bankers at 17 DCM houses shows observers are far from certain what the revival will look like and what will drive it.
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◆ Rate cut expectations raise appeal of bank debt ◆ NBC and Ally Financial push annual issuance to $593bn ◆ Yankee and US regional banks expected to lift supply in 2024
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Dovish guidance from the Federal Reserve has boosted the US high grade market
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Issuance is expected to slow ahead of the last Fed meeting of 2023
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IG corporate volumes top €2bn this week as demand continues to outstrip supply
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Increase in dollar issuance follows growing fatigue towards euros
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The new awards programme will celebrate the leading names in Latin American cross-border debt capital markets
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The deal offered exceptional value and was increased then tapped
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Some votes could create volatility, but others should be straightforward
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IG corporates expected to slow down issuance significantly after this week
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Brazilian steelmaker brings life to Latin American pipeline but few issuers likely to test waters in December
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The US corporate market reopened swiftly this week after Thanksgiving