Around three companies are looking to sell bonds in the IG primary market on Thursday, according to a Bloomberg survey; putting monthly sales on track for the second busiest March on record

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The anticipated bond sales indicate strong demand in the investment-grade primary market, potentially signaling investor confidence. If this trend continues, it could suggest a favorable environment for issuers, possibly influencing yields and overall risk sentiment in the fixed-income space as we approach the month's end.

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