IG supply holds at 0.55, loaded but below the 0.85 operator-policy band. SIFMA (2026-06-02) reports corporate bond issuance through May at $1,226.8 billion, up 21.1% year over year. Federal Reserve H.15 (2026-06-02) keeps 10-year Treasury at 4.47% and 30-year at 4.99%. The position de-loads on cleaner supply absorption without spread widening.
IG supply holds at 0.55, loaded but below the 0.85 operator-policy band. SIFMA (2026-06-02) reports corporate bond issuance through May at $1,226.8 billion, up 21.1% year over year. Federal Reserve H.15 (2026-06-02) keeps 10-year Treasury at 4.47% and 30-year at 4.99%. The position de-loads on cleaner supply absorption without spread widening.
Federal Reserve H.15 updated on July 10, 2026, reporting Jul 9 Treasury constant maturities at 4.54 for the 10-year, 5.05 for the 30-year, and 4.16 for the 2-year.
Release date: July 10, 2026; Jul 9 Treasury constant maturities: 2-year 4.16; 10-year 4.54; 30-year 5.05.
Federal Reserve H.4.1 for July 9, 2026 updates SOMA Treasury holdings through Jul 8. U.S. Treasury securities holdings were 4,502,749 million with a weekly change of +10,514 million, continuing to expand.
U.S. Treasury securities Holdings All 4,502,749; Weekly changes All +10,514; Last Update: July 09, 2026.
SIFMA updated U.S. corporate bond statistics on July 6, 2026, showing issuance through June at $1,522.8 billion, up 28.1% year over year, with trading ADV at $69.1 billion and outstanding corporate bonds at $11.7 trillion as of 1Q26.
Issuance (through June) $1,522.8 billion, +28.1% Y/Y; Trading (through June) $69.1 billion ADV, +14.5% Y/Y; Outstanding (as of 1Q26) $11.7 trillion, +3.0% Y/Y.
The Federal Reserve New Security Issues table updated on June 26, 2026, reporting May 2026 corporate bonds at $284,852 million, confirming continued elevated corporate bond flow into SIFMA June update.
Bonds: May 2026 284,852. Last Update: June 26, 2026.
Bloomberg reported via CryptoBriefing that U.S. high-grade bond sales reached a June 2026 record at approximately $175 billion, led by $25 billion Nvidia and $25 billion SpaceX offerings. SpaceX attracted an order book of approximately $90 billion.
US high-grade bond sales hit June record on Nvidia, SpaceX offerings; Nvidia offering $25 billion; SpaceX offering $25 billion with approximately $90 billion in orders; June 2026 IG issuance approximately $175 billion.
Federal Reserve H.15 updated the Treasury rate backdrop on June 10, 2026. The latest table shows Jun 9 Treasury constant maturities at 4.53 for the 10-year and 5.01 for the 30-year.
Release date: June 10, 2026; Jun 9 Treasury constant maturities: 10-year 4.53; 20-year 5.02; 30-year 5.01.
Federal Reserve H.15 updated the Treasury rate backdrop on June 9, 2026. The latest table shows Jun 8 Treasury constant maturities at 4.56 for the 10-year and 5.03 for the 30-year.
Release date: June 9, 2026; Jun 8 Treasury constant maturities: 10-year 4.56; 20-year 5.05; 30-year 5.03.
Federal Reserve H.4.1 for June 4, 2026 updates SOMA Treasury holdings through Jun 3. U.S. Treasury securities holdings were 4,469,293 million with a weekly change of +7,392 million.
U.S. Treasury securities Holdings All 4,469,293; Weekly changes All +7,392; Last Update: June 04, 2026.
SIFMA updated U.S. corporate bond statistics on June 2, 2026, showing issuance through May at $1,226.8 billion, up 21.1% year over year, with trading ADV at $69.6 billion and outstanding corporate bonds at $11.5 trillion as of 4Q25.
YTD 2026 statistics include: Issuance (through May) $1,226.8 billion, +21.1% Y/Y; Trading (through May) $69.6 billion ADV, +13.1% Y/Y; Outstanding (as of 4Q25) $11.5 trillion, +3.5% Y/Y.
Federal Reserve H.15 for June 2, 2026 reports the latest table through June 1, with the 10-year Treasury constant maturity at 4.47% and the 30-year Treasury constant maturity at 4.99%. This updates the duration-rate absorption backdrop for elevated corporate issuance.
Release date: June 2, 2026; Treasury constant maturities: 10-year 4.47; 20-year 4.99; 30-year 4.99 for Jun 1.