Companies are issuing the least amount of 30-year bonds in 14 years. What that tells investors. - MarketWatch
1. Corporations are hesitant to issue long-term bonds amid interest rate uncertainties. 2. Investment-grade bond issuance has significantly dropped beyond the 10-year mark. 3. High bond yields may attract investors despite corporate hesitance. 4. Concerns over tariffs and U.S. economy are affecting market sentiment. 5. Demand for low-risk, longer-duration assets continues amidst political uncertainty.