Global bond issuance set to grow at slowest pace in five years in 2027, S&P Global Ratings says

Global bond issuance is expected to grow at its slowest pace in five years in 2027. This slowdown is largely due to increasing interest rates and geopolitical tensions, which are making it more expensive for governments and companies to borrow money. As a result, the appetite for borrowing may decrease, leading to a slower growth in bond issuance. This could have significant implications for the global economy, as bond issuance is a key source of funding for governments and companies.

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Global bond issuance is expected to grow at a slow pace in 2027. This may lead to increased demand for existing bonds, driving up their prices.

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