U.S. blue-chip companies unleashed a wave of bond sales on Monday and raised $22.5 billion as borrowers look to sell new debt in a week jam-packed with bond auctions, central bank meetings, and fresh economic data.
Morgan Stanley, Hyundai Capital America, and Bristol Myers Squibb Co. were among 12 high-grade issuers in the market, marking the busiest day for issuance since companies brought 20 deals on September 5, after the Labor Day holiday, data compiled by Bloomberg News shows.
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