Euro Credit New Issue Premiums Rise Due to Global Market Volatility
Dow Jones
Sep 08
1518 GMT - New issue premiums on euro-denominated credit have been rising slowly in recent weeks, reflecting elevated volatility in global markets, Societe Generale's Juan Valencia says in a note. Euro credit supply has remained strong in 2026, surpassing the supply at the same period last year by around 7.4%, he says. Although the rising new issue premiums don't signal investors becoming more wary about pricing of new issues, the trend is worth monitoring, Valencia says. "[The rise] is worth following as an ongoing rise in new issue premiums would eventually translate into an overall repricing of the credit complex."
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