2020 sets new issuance low, with little hope of catch-up
Posted on 3 August 2020
After just €1bn of euro benchmark issuance in July, 2020 has set a new low for supply across the first seven months of the year, at around €69bn, and expectations for the coming months are subdued, even as a potential post-summer reopening of the market slowly approaches...
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