According to Goldman Sachs data, the scale of global debt issuance fell 16% year on year last week, but the issuance scale is still 9% higher since the beginning of the year. The issuance of investment-grade corporate bonds surged 60%, the issuance of high-yield bonds declined by 41%, and leveraged loans fell sharply by 88%. The scale of bond issuance in the financial sector increased by 38%, and the issuance of structured financial products decreased by 64%. Meanwhile, ETF assets tracking S&P and MSCI continued to grow strongly, rising 32% and 36%, respectively.

According to Goldman Sachs data, the scale of global debt issuance fell 16% year on year last week, but the issuance scale is still 9% higher since the beginning of the year. The issuance of investment-grade corporate bonds surged 60%, the issuance of high-yield bonds declined by 41%, and leveraged loans fell sharply by 88%. The scale of bond issuance in the financial sector increased by 38%, and the issuance of structured financial products decreased by 64%. Meanwhile, ETF assets tracking S&P and MSCI continued to grow strongly, rising 32% and 36%, respectively.