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CREDIT SUPPLY: Supply Expectations

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  • Supply expectations for publicly syndicated deals (IG/HY EUR/GBP Corp/FIG/SSA) are lower again week on week according to the Bloomberg News primary survey.
  • 18% of respondents expect more than EUR 30bn in supply in the survey for next week, compared to 67% in the survey for this week. The lower end of responses come in the EUR 15-20bn range in line with last week.
  • The average response for corps in the survey for next week is EUR 3bn-6bn (vs. EUR 5bn-8.5bn in the survey for this week).
  • The average response for FIGs in the survey for next week is EUR 5.5-9.5bn (vs. EUR 8-13bn in the survey for this week).
  • USD high grade expectations in the survey for next week are for around USD 10-15bn (vs. around USD 15bn in the survey for this week). 
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  • Supply expectations for publicly syndicated deals (IG/HY EUR/GBP Corp/FIG/SSA) are lower again week on week according to the Bloomberg News primary survey.
  • 18% of respondents expect more than EUR 30bn in supply in the survey for next week, compared to 67% in the survey for this week. The lower end of responses come in the EUR 15-20bn range in line with last week.
  • The average response for corps in the survey for next week is EUR 3bn-6bn (vs. EUR 5bn-8.5bn in the survey for this week).
  • The average response for FIGs in the survey for next week is EUR 5.5-9.5bn (vs. EUR 8-13bn in the survey for this week).
  • USD high grade expectations in the survey for next week are for around USD 10-15bn (vs. around USD 15bn in the survey for this week).