The first half of 2022 was a record for nonsovereign Australian dollar debt issuance, the market riding out increasing headwinds to record a significant uptick in supply. Volume was driven by substantial bank new-issuance requirements and elevated semi-government funding needs, while some sectors – notably true corporate supply – were much quieter.
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