Sales of risky European corporate debt surged to their highest ever level in June, as lowly rated companies take advantage of a capital flight out of US markets on fears over the fallout from President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs.
Issuance by high-yield, or junk-rated, companies — many of which have previously struggled to access the market — rose to about €23bn in June, according to JPMorgan data. That beats the previous monthly record, set in June 2021, by roughly €5bn.
June also saw the greatest number of deals on record at 44, according to PitchBook data.
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