Global bond issuance set to grow at slowest pace in five years in 2027, S&P Global Ratings says
In 2027, global bond issuance is expected to rise by a mere 2.7%, marking a stark decline compared to this year's growth. According to S&P Global Ratings, factors like increasing interest rates and geopolitical tensions contribute to this slowdown. Additionally, with both governments and firms facing heightened funding needs, borrowing appetites may wane.
Key Takeaways
- In 2027, global bond issuance is expected to rise by a mere 2.7%, marking a stark decline compared to this year's growth.
- According to S&P Global Ratings, factors like increasing interest rates and geopolitical tensions contribute to this slowdown.
- Additionally, with both governments and firms facing heightened funding needs, borrowing appetites may wane.
In 2027, global bond issuance is expected to rise by a mere 2.7%, marking a stark decline compared to this year's growth. According to S&P Global Ratings, factors like increasing interest rates and geopolitical tensions contribute to this slowdown. Additionally, with both governments and firms facing heightened funding needs, borrowing appetites may wane.
Original Publisher Attribution
This summary was curated from Economic Times.