Blue-chip companies are speeding up their debt-raising plans to avoid further market volatility, after a turbulent start to the year triggered by the Iran war and as they try to frontload funding ahead of US midterm elections.
Corporate America is hurrying to raise debt whenever markets open in positive territory, say bankers, and has been helped by a relief rally this week.
A total of 16 firms, including miner Glencore and market maker Citadel Securities, sold nearly $22bn of investment-grade bonds on Monday and Tuesday, according to LSEG data, after issuance came to a standstill late last week.
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