Companies Paid Higher Premiums on New Euro Bonds in October
According to Market Talk, citing LBBW's Matthias Schell, new issue premiums on euro bonds averaged about 13 basis points in October, up from 7bps in September.
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what happened
Companies paid higher new issue premiums on euro bonds in October as demand for risk assets weakened, according to Market Talk, which cites a note from LBBW analyst Matthias Schell. He put the average at around 13 basis points, compared with 7bps in September.
Schell said, "There have been periods of caution recently, following falls in the equity and government bond markets."
why it matters
A wider premium means euro-area companies pay more to raise debt, and investors demand extra compensation for risk. It points to a more cautious tone in the corporate credit market.
market impact
Euro corporate bonds: higher issue premiums mean costlier borrowing for companies.
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- Companies Pay Higher Premiums to Issue New Euro Bonds — Market Talk, 6 November 2026 at 15:23 UTC
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