Reported about 10 hours ago
European banks have significantly engaged the US dollar market, raising nearly $8 billion from AT1 debt sales to enhance their capital levels. With demand often exceeding supply by more than eight times, these bonds, which can absorb losses during bank troubles, attract investors seeking higher yields. This trend is expected to continue, as European banks are capitalizing on tighter spreads in the dollar market compared to their euro counterparts, driven by regulatory requirements and strong performance amid falling interest rates.
Source: YAHOO