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🆕📈 Everything about a country on one page: Bond Market, Macroeconomics, and Stock Market
Cbonds users can now access an expanded range of data on country pages, organized into convenient thematic tabs. Everything you need to know about a country, from bond market statistics to macroeconomic indicators, is now available on a single page.
➡️Bond Statistics
The updated section now also features all available bond issue arranger rankings for the respective market. The rankings show the top 10 arrangers along with key activity indicators, including placement volume, number of issuers, number of issues, and market share. This makes it easy to assess the activity and market positions of key participants.
➡️ Macroeconomic Statistics
This tab features charts of key indicators reflecting the country’s economic performance. Users can track trends in GDP, inflation, the key interest rate, unemployment, foreign trade, and government budget revenues and expenditures.
➡️ Stock Market
This tab brings together key information on the country’s equity market, including major index performance, company news, the largest issuers by market capitalization, and upcoming dividend events. Comparison tools make it possible to analyze index performance over a selected period, while the dividend calendar provides information on dividend amounts and yields, as well as the last dates to purchase shares to qualify for dividends.
The updated structure provides a comprehensive overview of a country and makes it easier to find the data you need on a single page, without switching between separate sections.
📍The new tabs are now available on all country pages. Explore the updated interface today.
| 2 |  #cbondsnew
🌍New Zealand Exchange (NZX) ETF quotes are now available on Cbonds
Cbonds continues to expand its coverage of stock exchanges across the Asia-Pacific region. Users can now access ETF quotes from the New Zealand Exchange (NZX).
🇳🇿The New Zealand Exchange (NZX) is New Zealand’s main stock exchange. It lists equities, debt instruments, and ETFs, providing investors with access to both local and international markets.
📊 The main ETF provider on NZX is Smart NZ, an asset management company owned by NZX Limited and the first ETF issuer in New Zealand. The Smart range includes more than 40 ETFs, offering exposure to markets in New Zealand, Australia, and other countries, as well as bonds, gold, and specific thematic areas such as cryptocurrencies.
ETFs on the New Zealand Exchange are traded in New Zealand dollars (NZD).
🔎 Explore the available instruments and quotes via the ETF & Funds search tool on Cbonds. | 89 |
| 3 | 📈 Cbonds Inflation Outlook August 2026
August marked a renewed broadening of global inflationary pressures, as elevated energy costs, supply disruptions, and persistent services-price momentum offset disinflation across several major economies.
In the United States, headline inflation held steady at 3.4%, where the Federal Reserve's 4.0% policy rate maintained a positive real rate of 0.6%. Canada's inflation was also unchanged at 3.0%; however, its 2.25% policy rate left monetary conditions accommodative, yielding a negative real rate of 0.75%.
In the United Kingdom, inflation rose 0.2 percentage points to 3.1% on energy pass-through and sticky services prices, with the Bank of England's 3.75% Bank Rate producing a positive real rate of 0.65%.
Across the euro area, renewed energy pressures lifted headline prints in Germany (2.9%), France (2.4%), and Italy (3.3%). Against the ECB's common 2.65% deposit facility rate, this resulted in diverging real rates of -0.25%, +0.25%, and -0.65%, respectively. Japan's inflation remained flat at 1.9%, leaving real rates accommodative at -0.65% amid the Bank of Japan's gradual policy normalization. In emerging and non-G7 markets, monetary stances diverged further.
China remained the low-inflation outlier despite an uptick to 0.8% (+0.3 pp), maintaining substantial monetary restraint with a 2.2% real rate.
India registered the sharpest acceleration among major Asian economies, rising 0.38 percentage points to 4.82% on food and fuel costs, while its 5.25% repo rate preserved a modest positive real rate of 0.43%.
Brazil represented the clearest countertrend: despite inflation easing 0.22 percentage points to 4.22%, the Copom's 13.75% Selic rate sustained an exceptionally restrictive real rate of 9.53%.
Overall, August highlighted widening cross-border policy divergence: Brazil and China maintained strong positive real restraint, while Canada, Japan, Germany, and Italy operated in negative real-rate territory as central banks balanced renewed supply-side inflation risks against slowing economic momentum.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → https://cbonds.com/comments/ | 144 |
| 4 |  #cbondsnew
📈 Intraday and EOD quotes from Tradegate are now available on Cbonds
Cbonds has expanded its international equity market coverage: intraday and end-of-day (EOD) stock quotes from Tradegate are now available on the platform.
Currently, the data cover more than 3,500 stocks traded on Tradegate. Users can track up-to-date prices throughout the trading day and access end-of-day quotes after the end of the trading session.
🇩🇪Tradegate Berlin Stock Exchange (Tradegate BSX) is a German stock exchange offering a wide range of international stocks. The exchange primarily focuses on retail investors and is one of Germany’s major stock trading venues.
Since January 1, 2026, Tradegate Exchange and Börse Berlin have operated as part of the combined Tradegate Berlin Stock Exchange (Tradegate BSX).
🔎Quotes are available in the Stock Search section on Cbonds. | 92 |
| 5 |  #cbondsnew
🌐📢New Interbank Rate Forecasts on Cbonds
New consensus forecasts for money market rates in the United Kingdom, the Eurozone and Singapore are now available on Cbonds.
✔️🇬🇧 3M SONIA (United Kingdom)
✔️🇪🇺 6M EURIBOR (Eurozone)
✔️🇪🇺 12M EURIBOR (Eurozone)
✔️🇸🇬 3M SORA (Singapore)
🔎 What can you learn from the forecasts?
Consensus forecasts for SONIA, EURIBOR, and SORA show the expected levels of money market rates over the coming quarters. They provide insight into how market participants expect financing rates in pounds sterling, Singapore dollars, and euros to evolve.
📊 Why does it matter?
Money market rates can serve as reference rates for floating-rate coupons and loan interest payments. Changes in a reference rate may affect future payments, depending on the terms of a bond or loan agreement.
Cbonds forecasts make it possible to compare the expected rate dynamics with the rate reset dates for a specific instrument.
📍The forecasts are available on Cbonds under Index Search ➡️ Consensus Forecasts ➡️ Consensus Forecasts for Interbank Rates, or on the Consensus Forecasts page under Interbank Rates | 103 |
| 6 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 10-year yield climbing 16 basis points to 5.17% and the 2-year up 5 basis points to 4.81%, amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again. Regional Cbonds USD price indices showed broad-based increases in yields, with Latin American sovereigns leading the rise at 33 basis points while Asia sovereigns lagged at 20 basis points, and sovereign segments generally underperforming corporates. Stock markets were mixed, as the NASDAQ 100 gained 3.25% and the Nikkei 225 rose 2.07%, while the Russell 2000 and SSE Composite declined 0.80% and 0.60%, respectively. The US dollar strengthened against most core currencies, with the Dollar Index up 0.81% and USD/GBP rising 1.11%, though USD/JPY edged up only 0.26%. In commodities, Brent Crude Oil rose 0.43% while gold and silver fell 2.25% and 2.99%, respectively, and the S&P GSCI declined 1.54%.
In emerging markets, last week Codelco bonds declined 4.0% as the company extended its restructuring plan through the end of 2026, while copper prices strengthened on supply-tightness concerns and Chile mine disruption worries. Pemex bonds fell 3.4% after Moody's said the company needs US$57 billion in government transfers to meet debt amortizations, even as Fitch affirmed its BB+ rating with a stable outlook. Sinopec Group bonds dropped 3.1% amid ex-dividend trading and BlackRock's reduction of its Sinopec stake. On the positive side, Vedanta Resources bonds rose 0.4% after the promoter share encumbrance was released following complete repayment of guaranteed senior bonds and the company completed a US$400 million tap issuance of senior secured bonds, while Aegea Saneamento bonds gained 0.3% after winning a PiauГ water-and-sewage concession auction with R$8.6 billion in committed investments.
In developed markets, last week Cerdia Finanz bonds led the gainers after Material-KY announced a $368 million acquisition of Cerdia Holding, a cash-and-share deal expanding cross-continental operations. Oracle bonds declined as a force majeure notice on its New Mexico data center delayed payments and raised cost concerns. Charter Communications Operating and CCO Holdings bonds weakened on broadband pressure and persistent selling that pushed Charter to a new yearly low. Virgin Media O2 bonds fell after weaker earnings and competition, though Goldman said the beaten-down notes were attractive, while UBS bonds dropped as Swiss lawmakers backed tougher capital rules that analysts warned would hit capital.
Bond market news include the global bond market turmoil driven by soaring government bond yields across major economies, with US 30-year Treasury yields hitting their highest level since 2004 amid expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Research publications from the Bank of England, Federal Reserve, and Westpac Banking covered topics including inflation composition and monetary stabilization, the impact of CECL accounting changes on bank lending, and Australian and New Zealand economic forecasts. Despite rising yields and elevated oil prices, Barclays advised investors to stick with stocks rather than derisk, while analysis noted that current US Treasury yields resemble levels last seen in the mid-2000s.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → www.cbonds.com/comments/ | 119 |
| 7 |  #cbondsnew
🌍Cbonds expands ETF and Mutual Fund quote сoverage across European Stock Exchanges
Cbonds continues to expand its geographical coverage of ETF and mutual fund quotes. Users can now access quotes from the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE) and the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE).
🇧🇬The Bulgarian Stock Exchange is Bulgaria’s main stock exchange. It lists equities, bonds, funds, and other financial instruments, while the SOFIX Index is one of the key benchmarks of the Bulgarian equity market.
In addition to its main market, the exchange operates MTF BSE International, a multilateral trading facility that provides access to instruments of some of the world’s most liquid companies. Since 2026, ETFs on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange have been traded in euros (EUR).
🔎 Quotes are available via the ETF & Funds search tool on Cbonds.
🇭🇺The Budapest Stock Exchange is Hungary’s main stock exchange. In addition to local securities, it provides access to foreign instruments through the BÉTa Market. ETFs on the BÉTa Market are traded in Hungarian forints (HUF).
🔎 Explore the available instruments and quotes via the ETF & Funds search tool on Cbonds. | 174 |
| 8 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 2Y up 13bp to 4.76%, the 5Y up 8bp to 4.86%, the 10Y up 5bp to 5.01%, and the 1Y up 9bp to 4.44%. Regional Cbonds USD price indices showed broad-based increases in yields, with corporate and sovereign indices in the Middle East and Africa rising the most, while Asia sovereign yields were flat, highlighting a divergence between higher-yielding regions and Asia. Stock market indices were mixed, with the NASDAQ 100 up 0.94% and the Nikkei 225 up 1.57%, while the Dow Jones fell 1.69% and the Russell 2000 dropped 1.50%. The US dollar strengthened against most core currencies, gaining 0.99% against the euro, 0.98% against the pound, and 2.19% against the yen, though it edged down 0.16% against the yuan. Key commodities were mostly lower, with Brent crude down 0.71% and the S&P GSCI down 0.39%, while gold rose 0.76% and silver gained 3.07%.
In emerging markets, last week Banco do Brasil bonds led the declines with a 3.66% drop after J.P. Morgan cut the bank's profit forecasts and lowered its price target, citing rising delinquency and a weaker earnings outlook. YPF bonds also fell 2.40% despite completing a $1.2 billion bond sale to refinance 2027 and 2029 notes, as the new issuance weighed on secondary prices. Suzano and Sabesp bonds declined 1.86% and 1.76% respectively, with Sabesp pressured by a nearly R$30 million fine from Arsesp for operational failures and unmet sanitation targets, though Goldman Sachs said the weakness created a buying opportunity. On the positive side, SABIC bonds rose 3.09% following the award of a $3.47 billion EPC contract for a fertilizer complex, and Tencent bonds gained 1.22% on fresh share buybacks and revenue growth.
In developed markets, last week JetBlue Airways bonds saw the sharpest decline after a proposed class-action lawsuit alleged the airline charged extra for unavailable free seat selection, while Goldman Sachs maintained a Sell rating with a $4 target. CoreWeave bonds also fell following the company's $3 billion convertible notes raise and a 35 million-share at-the-market program. Virgin Media O2 financing bonds declined amid leadership restructuring and reported cost-reduction efforts at the company. On the upside, Eni bonds rose as second-quarter net profit doubled and analysts reiterated Buy ratings, while Aon North America bonds gained after completing a $13.4 billion senior notes offering to fund its USI acquisition. Fannie Mae bonds advanced after the FHFA directed it to align its PMI cancellation policy with Freddie Mac, and Hydro-Quebec bonds weakened on a lawsuit from Massachusetts utilities over an alleged power-delivery breach.
Bond market news of the last week include a rattled bond market with increasingly attractive yields that could signal a shift away from equities, the oil market's outsized role in driving inflation and interest rates, and the 30-year Treasury yield hitting a 19-year high that benefits life insurers reinvesting at those rates for decades. Research coverage featured a Federal Reserve study on estimating yield impacts of Treasury demand and supply changes, Erste Group's note on persistent labor market resilience in Central and Eastern Europe, and Valens Research's analysis of Ralph Lauren's turnaround with Uniform ROA rising from 4% to 13%.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → www.cbonds.com/comments/ | 193 |
| 9 |  #cbondsnew
🌍Borsa İstanbul ETF Quotes are now available on Cbonds
Cbonds continues to expand its geographical ETF coverage, users can now access ETF quotes from Borsa İstanbul (BIST).
🇹🇷Borsa İstanbul brings Türkiye’s exchange markets together on a single platform. In addition to equities and debt instruments, the exchange operates a dedicated ETF market, where funds are traded similarly to stocks and provide exposure to various asset classes, including equities, bonds, gold, and currencies.
📊 A significant share of the ETFs listed on the exchange is managed by Ziraat Portfolio Management. Among them is the Ziraat Portfolio BIST Liquid Bank Index Equity-Intensive ETF (ZPLIB), which focuses on shares of liquid companies in Türkiye’s banking sector. ETFs on Borsa İstanbul are traded in Turkish lira (TRY).
Cbonds currently provides quotes for 30 ETFs traded on Borsa İstanbul.
🔎Explore the available instruments and quotes via the ETF & Funds search tool on Cbonds. | 155 |
| 10 |  #cbondsnew
🌍Cbonds Expands ETF Coverage in the Middle East
Cbonds users can now access ETF quotes from the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX).
🇦🇪The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) was established in 2000 and is currently the second-largest stock exchange in the Arab region. ADX provides access to equities, bonds, ETFs, and other financial instruments. The exchange is also a member of the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) and the UN Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative.
📊 ADX lists both local and international ETFs. Among the foreign instruments is the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB), which invests in shares of Chinese companies operating in the internet sector.
🔎Cbonds currently provides quotes for 24 ETFs traded on ADX. The data are available via the ETF & Funds search tool. | 173 |
| 11 |  #cbondsnew
🆕 Updated “Quote Search” section on Cbonds website
New filters and additional bond issue data are now available in Quote Search, helping users refine their selections and find the required quotes faster.
🔎 New filters added:
🟣Issuer Region – select multiple regions, with linked country filtering;
🟣Issue – search for and select specific bond issues;
🟣Yield – search for quotes within a specified yield range;
🟣Duration – filter by duration range;
🟣Trading Volume – search by trading volume over a selected period.
📅 Expanded date search: quotes can now be searched not only for a specific date, but also over a selected period. To search over a period, you need to select a specific issue, ensuring an accurate quote history for the selected bond.
📄 New columns added to search results, the table can now display additional issue data:
🟣ISIN;
🟣144A ISIN;
🟣State Registration Number;
🟣Cbonds ID;
🟣Currency;
🟣Maturity Date.
✅ The new fields are also available when exporting search results to Excel.
The update makes Quote Search more flexible: users can now refine their selections based on instrument parameters, issuer characteristics, and trading activity, while accessing more detailed information directly in the search results.
➡️Explore the updated Cbonds Quote Search via this link. | 153 |
| 12 |  📥Cbonds launches an MCP Server: bond data inside your AI assistant
Cbonds API clients can now connect the Cbonds database directly to Claude and other AI assistants, and get bond and Eurobond data by asking questions in plain language.
What this means in practice
MCP is the industry standard for connecting AI assistants to external data. An MCP server is what makes a data source visible to the assistant: it tells the assistant what data is available and how to request it. From the user's side, none of that is visible. You ask a question, the assistant recognises which Cbonds data answers it, and brings it back in a readable form: a table, a summary, a chart, whatever the task calls for.
The practical effect is that the Cbonds database becomes part of the environment where analysis already happens. No switching between windows, no copying figures from one place to another, no intermediate steps between the question and the answer.
The server currently covers bonds and Eurobonds. Seven tools give access to:
➡️Reference data on issues. Identifiers, issuer details, coupon and nominal parameters, placement and maturity dates, structural and ESG attributes
➡️Payment schedules. Coupon and redemption dates, rates, amounts, record dates, pool factor
➡️Cbonds Estimation quotes. Bid, ask, bid-ask spread, indicative price and yield, G-spread and T-spread, by issue, trading venue and date
➡️Offers and options. Put and call options, dates, notice periods, prices, terms
➡️Defaults. Defaults and technical defaults on coupons, options, redemption and covenants
➡️Guarantors and offerors
➡️Cbonds reference dictionaries. Currencies, countries, regions, industries, issuer and issue types, statuses, trading venues and other classifiers
Typical requests:
- Find outstanding bonds issued by French issuers in USD and maturing by the end of 2030.
- Show the complete payment schedule for the bond with the specified ISIN.
- Who is the guarantor of this issue?
- Which coupon payments are expected for the issue in 2027?
The more precise the question, the more precise the answer.
"Show quotes" gives the assistant nothing to work with; naming the issue, the type of data and the period returns exactly what is needed.
Who can use it ⁉️
The MCP Server is available to clients with access to the Cbonds API and works with the same API key — no separate registration or account is required. Access is read-only: the server returns data and changes nothing. Setup takes about a minute and is described in the documentation.
What comes next
The MCP Server is the first step. Next come connectors for the major AI providers (Claude, OpenAI and others) so that Cbonds data is one click away inside the tools clients already use, with no manual setup at all.
For access, questions and feedback: database@cbonds.info | 181 |
| 13 | 💼 #CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.
Last week, US Treasury yields continued to climb across the curve, with the 1Y rising 22bp to 4.35%, the 2Y up 26bp to 4.63%, the 5Y up 24bp to 4.78%, and the 10Y up 18bp to 4.96%, approaching the closely watched 5% mark amid escalating Middle East tensions that pushed Brent crude back above $100 and fueled inflation fears.
In emerging markets, last week the bonds of CK Hutchison Holdings declined by 2.27% as the revival of a Panama ports arbitration claim renewed geopolitical and regulatory concerns. YPF bonds rose by 0.74% after the company increased its tender offer cap to US$1 billion for outstanding notes and launched cash tender offers for its 2027 and 2029 bonds. Sasol bonds gained 0.29% following a BofA Securities upgrade to Buy on an improved cash-flow outlook and the announcement of a nitrates-business sale agreement with Enaex Africa.
In developed markets, last week the bonds of Avianca Midco 2 declined by 5.89 percent after the airline secured up to $300 million in MRO financing backed by Brazil's ABGF and announced a sale-and-leaseback deal with BOC Aviation. Comcast bonds fell by 2.15 percent as the company's CFO said broadband subscriber losses are not improving this quarter and commented on irrational fiber pricing and broadband competition. Fannie Mae bonds decreased by 2.00 percent after the FHFA ordered all Fannie Mae securitized mortgages to disclose VantageScore 4.0 immediately. UBS (London Branch) bonds dropped by 1.88 percent following the announcement and upsizing of cash tender offers for senior callable notes due 2033 and the completion of a large $7.9 billion Credit Suisse bond buyback.
Bond market news highlights of the last week include the formation of an ad hoc group of Senegal's largest international bondholders to engage with authorities on a potential debt treatment plan, the US Treasury's tripling of its long-duration bond buyback program to $6 billion which failed to move a bond market focused on broader fiscal concerns. Research from the Bank of England noted improved output growth and business confidence in some sectors but lingering weakness in consumer spending, construction, and property markets, while Commerzbank forecast upside risks for 10-year German bund yields over coming years due to excessive Western budget deficits, though a near-term pause is likely as markets have overpriced Fed and ECB rate hikes. Westpac raised the probability of a November RBA rate hike (+25bp to 4.6%) to its base case, emphasizing that further tightening risks should not be ruled out.
📥Find this and more in our Research Hub → www.cbonds.com/comments/ | 183 |
| 14 |  #cbondsnew
🆕🧮 YTW and YTB, new metrics in the Cbonds bond calculator
Yield to Worst (YTW) and Yield to Best (YTB) calculations are now available in the Cbonds bond calculator
🔵YTW (Yield to Worst) shows the minimum yield among possible scenarios: yield to maturity and yields to call option exercise dates. This metric helps assess a bond's potential return under the least favorable scenario for the investor.
🟠YTB (Yield to Best), conversely, reflects the maximum yield among yield to maturity and yields to put option exercise dates, i.e. the most favorable scenario for the investor.
🖥 YTW and YTB are available on the dedicated Cbonds Bond Calculator page or on the issue page | 180 |
| 15 |  #cbondsnew
🆕🧮 Duration and Modified Duration calculations for floating-rate bonds are now available in the calculator and on issue pages
On Cbonds you can now calculate theoretical durations for floating-rate securities (Duration to Maturity in years and Modified Duration to Maturity)
🔵The calculation is based on the theoretical YTM
🟠Available for all issues for which a theoretical YTM has been calculated
🖥 The functionality is available on the page of any suitable bond (for example) and in a separate calculator on the website | 174 |
| 16 | #CbondsNewsletter
📊 Cbonds Global Monthly Newsletter Issue Statistic and League Tables for August 2026
The report gives data on global EM and DM, regions Asia, LatAM, CEE, CIS, the Middle East and Africa, and country page for the USA. Newsletter also provides ESG debt instruments data and statistics on international bond market debut issuers.
August Highlights:
• The number of new issues decreased slightly by 8% in August 2026 compared to July 2026, driven primarily by a 49% drop in the EM market. Furthermore, the EM market amount failed to match last year’s figures, declining by 26% year-on-year. However, the DM market and total issues amount outperformed last year's results by 14% and 9%, respectively. The main contributor to the EM market in August was Asia, accounting for 83% of the total EM issuance.
• Only Lithuania and Latvia tapped the global debt market in August 2026, pricing 2 additional placements totaling $0.2 billion.
• In August 2026, debut issuers raised $24.8 bn in the international bond market, a significant 46% decrease month-on-month. Emerging market issuers accounted for 8% of the total volume. QTS Central Issuer LLC, the US special-purpose holding company backed by Blackstone, issued the largest debut international bond of August 2026, pricing a $3.9 bn deal.
• The volume of new ESG issues in August 2026 reached $43.2 billion, representing a 38% increase compared to the previous month, driven primarily by growth in the Western Europe market. Moreover, this figure is 44% higher than in August 2025. Year-to-date, green bonds have constituted the largest portion of all ESG issuance, accounting for 65% of the total.
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| 17 | #cbondsnew
🆕 New Rankings of Bookrunners and Legal Advisors for North American Local Bonds Are Now Available
We are pleased to announce that new rankings of corporate placement organizers are now available on the Cbonds website for US local bonds and Canadian local bonds, as well as rankings of legal advisors for corporate local bond placements in the USA and Canada.
All the rankings listed are calculated based on data from the first 8 months of 2026.
🇺🇸 Among organizers of US local bonds (excluding government agency securities), the leader was Morgan Stanley, which arranged 77 placements totaling $16.9 billion. Second place went to Goldman Sachs with 65 issues totaling $13.1 billion, and third place to Citigroup with 57 issues totaling $12.2 billion. The top 5 organizers accounted for 44% of all placements.
🇨🇦 In the Canadian local bond market, first place in the ranking went to RBC Capital Markets, which placed 203 securities totaling $16.5 billion. Second place went to CIBC with 106 placements totaling $16 billion, and third place to TD Securities with 78 placements totaling $12.7 billion. The top 5 positions in the ranking together accounted for 71% of the market.
💼🔵In the legal advisors segment for the US domestic market, the leading position was taken by Davis Polk & Wardwell (46 bonds), while second and third place, by a notable margin, went to Sidley Austin (22 bonds) and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (12 bonds), respectively.
💼🟠In the Canadian market, the top 3 legal advisors were Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt (9 bonds), Norton Rose Fulbright (6 bonds), and McCarthy Tétrault (5 bonds).
The full list of rankings is available via this link | 185 |
| 18 |  🇮🇳 Cbonds Bookrunner League Table: India Domestic Bonds, Jan–Jun 2026
Important Update: Cbonds has officially switched its Indian bond market league tables to local currency. All rankings and arranged volumes on the platform are now published natively in INR Crore.
In Jan-Jun 2026, the cumulative volume of eligible primary domestic bond placements reached 99,387 INR Crore.
Top 5 Bookrunners:
ICICI Bank — 24,451 INR Crore (38 issues | 24.60% share)
Axis Bank — 11,611 INR Crore (21 issues | 11.68% share)
Nuvama Wealth Management — 8,914 INR Crore (58 issues | 8.97% share)
Trust Investment Advisors — 8,143 INR Crore (60 issues | 8.19% share)
SBI Capital Markets — 8,112 INR Crore (9 issues | 8.16% share)
The Top 10 also includes HDFC Bank, A.K. Group, SKI Capital Services, PNB Gilts, and HSBC.
Methodology: The league table covers primary market bookrunners of plain vanilla local corporate bonds with a maturity of 365+ days. Convertible issues, securitized bonds, and structured products are excluded. | 146 |
| 19 | 📈 Cbonds Inflation Outlook July 2026
July 2026 marked a broad stalling of global disinflation, with renewed energy-price pressures and geopolitical risks constraining the room for central banks to ease while technology-related demand and trade measures added to uncertainty.
The euro area reflected this tension most clearly: Germany’s inflation rose 0.5 percentage points to 2.8%, while France’s increased 0.3 percentage points to 2.1%, consistent with higher energy costs and services-price persistence; the ECB policy rate remained 2.4%, producing real rates of -0.4% and 0.3%, respectively.
Italy provided a partial counterpoint within Europe as inflation eased 0.1 percentage points to 2.9%, but its 2.4% policy rate still implied a negative real rate of -0.5%, underscoring the widening cross-border divergence in monetary conditions.
In the United States, inflation eased 0.1 percentage points to 3.4%, but the Federal Reserve maintained its policy rate at 3.75% as tariff pass-through, energy costs, and resilient—though more balanced—labor-market conditions kept inflation above its price-stability objective, leaving a real rate of 0.35%.
Japan’s inflation accelerated 0.3 percentage points to 1.9%, with import-cost pressures associated with the weaker yen and higher energy prices reinforcing expectations of gradual monetary normalization; its 1.0% policy rate remained below inflation, yielding a real rate of -0.9%. China moved in the opposite direction, with inflation falling 0.5 percentage points to 0.5% amid subdued domestic price pressures, while its 3.0% policy rate generated the highest advanced-emerging-market real-rate contrast among the Asian economies at 2.5%.
The United Kingdom and Canada experienced renewed inflation pressure, with rates rising 0.3 percentage points to 2.9% and 0.2 percentage points to 3.0%, respectively, as energy and travel-related costs complicated policy decisions; their policy rates of 3.75% and 2.25% translated into real rates of 0.85% and -0.75%.
India’s inflation edged up 0.07 percentage points to 4.45%, while the Reserve Bank of India’s 5.25% policy rate maintained a positive real rate of 0.8% amid continued attention to food, fuel, and external price risks.
Brazil retained the report’s strongest monetary restraint, with inflation declining 0.2 percentage points to 4.44% and the 14.0% policy rate producing a real rate of 9.56%, supporting the central bank’s inflation-targeting framework amid elevated global energy uncertainty.
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| 20 |  New Rankings of Bookrunners by Major Currency are now available on Cbonds
We are pleased to announce that our website now features new rankings of organizers of eurobonds issued in various world currencies over the first 7 months of 2026.
💷 Pound sterling issues: the undisputed leader was Barclays, which organized 73 issues worth $12,925 million (market share — 10.72%). Second place went to RBS with 69 issues totaling $11,888 million. Rounding out the top three was HSBC, which took part in placing 59 eurobonds with a total volume of $11,441 million.
🇨🇭Swiss franc issues: the top spot is held by Deutsche Bank, which organized 76 issues worth $10,451 million (market share — 26.98%). Swiss bank UBS rose to second place with 78 issues totaling $8,821 million. Closing out the top 3 is French bank BNP Paribas, which participated in placing 61 issues worth $8,009 million.
🇨🇳 Chinese yuan issues: leadership was taken by investment bank Goldman Sachs with 30 issues totaling $2,623 million (market share — 25.41%). Second place went to BofA Securities (12 issues worth $949 million), followed by Japan's Nomura International in third (6 issues worth $919 million).
🇭🇰 Hong Kong dollar issues: the leading player was HSBC, which organized 60 issues worth $4,164 million (market share — 22.57%). The top three market players also included Credit Agricole CIB ($1,724 million) and Standard Chartered Bank ($1,498 million).
🇦🇺 Australian dollar issues: the top spot again went to Goldman Sachs, which organized 12 issues worth $412 million (market share — 10.52%). It was followed by British bank Barclays ($341 million) and Amer
ican JP Morgan ($268 million).
🇸🇬Singapore dollar issues: the leader was Standard Chartered Bank with 14 issues worth $1,303 million (market share — 27.99%). The remaining top-3 spots were shared between local banks DBS Bank ($738 million) and OCBC ($643 million).
You can view the full list of rankings via this link. | 163 |
