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Current college student here trying to get handle on the IG issuance market. Can anyone speak to why, despite all this market turmoil, IG issuance has been on fire in March? Seems to have been a record month behind last September. I would assume its based on even lower rates, and I believe I read companies are looking to clean up their balance sheets and have ample liquidity for the coming months in light of a potential recession / steep slide in production. More so working capital needs and not necessarily CapEx/M&A. Would assume companies will be looking to refinance over the coming months as well? If anyone has any other insight and could provide some color it'd be appreciated.

HY market seems to have dried up completely.. especially in EU. If we slide into a recession, what do the LevFin guys do, just sit on their hands or maybe some re-financings? If HY issuance is this low now, I doubt many investors will have the risk appetite for more B3/B- debt, unless the desperation for yield is that strong..

 

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