Euro Credit Issuance Likely to Increase Towards Year End
Dow Jones
Sep 07
1427 GMT - Issuance of new euro-denominated credit is expected to rise towards the end of 2026, Societe Generale's Juan Valencia says in a note. New euro credit supply is expected to reach over 900 billion euros ($1.04 trillion) this year, from 626.3 billion euros so far this year, he says. The heavy credit issuance is likely to be met by strong investor demand, Valencia says.
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