TREE NEWS reports: Invesco Ltd. head of North American investment-grade credit Matt Brill expects corporate bond issuance to “fall off a cliff” this quarter as surging US Treasury yields push financing costs higher. “Credit is still open, but rates are just too expensive,” he said, noting firms with immediate funding needs include Paramount Skydance and hyperscalers accelerating AI data-center buildouts.
Invesco’s Brill Warns Q4 Corporate Bond Issuance Will ‘Fall Off a Cliff’
Brill's warning shifts the story from credit availability to credit pricing: the market isn't closed, but the cost of tapping it has become the binding constraint. That distinction matters most for issuers with immediate, non-discretionary funding needs — Paramount Skydance and AI data-center builders — who may have to accept higher coupons or alternative structures rather than wait. The open question is whether this is a rates-driven pause in supply or the start of a broader refinancing bottleneck if Treasury yields stay elevated.
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