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The recent volatility in the primary bond market has proved difficult for issuers, driving up new issue concessions. But although they remain high, there is evidence that they have stabilised -
After a spell of superb market conditions, last week saw deals across asset classes struggle to get over the line
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After several weeks of high new issue premiums across markets, the metric has reversed its recent trend thanks to deals coming with some of the lowest on record
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Elevated new issue premiums are failing to halt a slide in the demand for corporate bonds in week of big central bank announcements
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Rising new issue premiums in FIG are doing little to provoke demand as primary bond markets begin winding down for the year
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Corporate earnings season has put issuance volumes in decline in the FIG and corporate bond markets. The limited supply has allowed issuers to pay lower new issue premiums
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The increase in new issue premiums has been exacerbated by the falling levels of supply in the last two weeks
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Supply slows after September rush to give issuers pricing power
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FIG issuers are making the most of the primary market this autumn, despite diminishing demand and rising new issue premiums
