Worley Financial Services revived the domestic transaction deal it had paused on 28 March due to volatile market conditions in the lead up to and wake of US tariff announcements. Worley’s deal, together with National Australia Bank’s return to domestic benchmark issuance, were major landmarks in the Australian primary credit market’s return after a dearth of primary supply exacerbated by public holidays in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, as well as bank results.