About six companies are considering new capital raises in the US investment-grade primary market on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg citing an informal poll of syndicate underwriters

The news indicates a slowdown in new capital raises in the US investment-grade primary market, with only six companies considering offerings on Wednesday, compared to 24 in previous sessions.

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  • Notes this is a slowdown vs 24 issuers flooded the market for the past two sessions, selling more than USD 33bln.
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This drop may reflect heightened caution among issuers or shifting market conditions. Investors should watch for implications on supply/demand dynamics in the fixed income space, particularly following a significant influx of issuance that raised over USD 33 billion recently.

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