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No new bond sales are scheduled for Thursday’s session, via Bloomberg poll of syndicate underwriters; A modest USD 15-20bln of sales is expected next week as many US-based companies head into their earnings blackout periods

The absence of new bond sales scheduled for Thursday indicates a cautious approach from issuers amidst earnings blackout periods for US companies, which could limit market activity.

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With a modest USD 15-20 billion expected next week, this could signal decreased supply in the short term, potentially supporting bond prices and impacting yields. Watch for how this could influence risk sentiment and the broader interest rate backdrop as the market adjusts to these dynamics.

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