Europe’s Bond Sellers Set for Brisk Return After Trump’s Win
- Credit market rally offers supportive backdrop for bond deals
- Companies said to be ready to return after a week away
Debt sales could return to Europe as soon as Thursday, with corporate issuance back on the menu after a week-long pause in the lead-up to Donald Trump’s US election win.
Bankers responsible for bringing debt deals to market told Bloomberg they’re mulling deals for as soon as tomorrow, with rates decisions from the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve unlikely to deter potential euro currency sales. That would bring to an end two days without any marketwide sales in the region and snap a near week-long run of no corporate issuance, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.