Us dollar credit supply substantial usd supply in 2026
中文标题
美元信贷供给：2026年美元供给充裕
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September USD corporate issuance was US$112bn, near August's US$118bn, pushing YTD supply above US$1tn and past 2025's full-year US$925bn. TMT led at US$44bn, with YTD US$381bn. Corporate net supply was US$69bn, YTD US$573bn. Financial bank supply rose to US$99bn, including US$70bn from banks. Reverse Yankee issuance was €16bn, YTD €122bn. ING expects FY supply well above last year's.
- Institution
- ING THINK
- Published
- 10/06/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- Not explicitly stated
Key arguments
- Corporate supply keeps flowing in: September issuance US$112bn, YTD above US$1tn, surpassing 2025 full-year US$925bn and just trailing 2020's US$1038bn YTD.
- TMT remained the largest USD corporate supply contributor at US$44bn in September, YTD US$381bn, more than double the same 2025 period.
- Corporate net supply stayed elevated at US$69bn, YTD US$573bn, well ahead of 2025 on strong issuance and modest redemptions.
- Financial bank supply picked up to US$99bn, with banks at US$70bn; YTD banks US$580bn, other financials US$112bn, insurers US$68bn.
Key numbers
- September USD corporate issuance
- US$112bn
- YTD USD corporate issuance
- >US$1tn (vs FY2025 US$925bn)
- September corporate net supply
- US$69bn (YTD US$573bn)
- September TMT issuance
- US$44bn (YTD US$381bn)
- September bank bond supply
- US$99bn (banks US$70bn)
Main risks
- Issuance could slow if market conditions or funding costs shift, though ING expects strong supply this month.
- YTD corporate issuance just trails 2020's US$1038bn, leaving room for the pace to ease or accelerate.
- Reverse Yankee and covered bond activity may hinge on EUR primary market conditions and currency diversification incentives.
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