Corporate and financial USD credit issuance remained robust in June 2026, driven by strong TMT activity and resilient market demand.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Corporate supply reached US$110bn in June, the strongest monthly volume since March and almost double the volume of June 2025.
- 2.Financial institution issuance rose to US$88.5bn in June, though bank-specific activity saw a slight month-over-month decline.
- 3.TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecom) continues to dominate corporate issuance, contributing over US$40bn in June.
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Authors
Timothy RahillMarine Leleux
Themes
Corporate Issuance SurgeMarket Demand ResilienceReverse Yankee Supply
Regions
GlobalUnited KingdomJapanCanada
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