It should be another crowded day in the U.S. high-grade primary market after more than $23 billion priced Tuesday. Investors and corporate treasurers will be focused on the Federal Reserve’s December minutes later Wednesday as the market looks for clues on rate-hike timing.
- At least four borrowers stood down yesterday amid competition for investors’ attention and will likely look again Wednesday, while five borrowers
announced deals overnight- Thirteen issuers
sold debt across 30 tranches Tuesday, the largest single day volume for U.S. high-grade corporate bonds since $27 billion priced in the first week of September - Blue-chip companies, which have been ...
- Thirteen issuers