Dollar borrowers freeze as turmoil rages
The US high-grade bond market was all but closed to new issuance this week as plummeting Treasury yields sent borrowers scampering to the sidelines. The 10 year note had its biggest intraday swing in six years on Wednesday as it fell as low as 1.86%, the lowest since May 2013, before rebounding to around 2.10%.
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