Corporate bond markets just pulled off something wild.
In just ten months, global issuances clocked $5.95 trillion. That's not a typo—it already crushed last year's full-year record of $5.93 trillion.
Zoom out a bit: we've seen a $2.5 trillion surge since 2014. Companies are tapping debt markets like there's no tomorrow, and the pace? Relentless.
This tells you everything about how capital flows work right now. Cheap money era might be shifting, but the appetite for corporate paper hasn't flinched. Worth watching how this plays into risk assets across the board.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-01 01:18
Wow, this data is going to da moon, breaking last year's annual record in just ten months. Companies really aren't taking the market seriously.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 11-28 02:00
Corporate bonds are really fierce this time, 5.95 trillion in just ten months, while last year it was only 5.93 trillion, haha.
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GasBandit
· 11-28 01:55
Wow, 59.5 trillion in ten months? How crazy is that? Is the corporate bond market really on a high?
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StableGeniusDegen
· 11-28 01:47
Corporate bonds are really amazing this time, breaking 55,000 in just ten months, while last year it didn't even reach that number... It feels a bit crazy.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 11-28 01:46
The operation of corporate bonds this time is quite extreme, with 5.95 trillion directly breaking last year's annual record in just ten months... This number is really not a joke.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 11-28 01:30
This data is indeed astonishing, but I have to ask—Is it really a sign of a healthy market when companies are so crazily issuing debt? Or does it have a hint of excessive leverage? According to research, the turning point of the debt cycle often appears at these "whatever" moments, which are worth being cautious about.
Corporate bond markets just pulled off something wild.
In just ten months, global issuances clocked $5.95 trillion. That's not a typo—it already crushed last year's full-year record of $5.93 trillion.
Zoom out a bit: we've seen a $2.5 trillion surge since 2014. Companies are tapping debt markets like there's no tomorrow, and the pace? Relentless.
This tells you everything about how capital flows work right now. Cheap money era might be shifting, but the appetite for corporate paper hasn't flinched. Worth watching how this plays into risk assets across the board.