Debt Market Update Q4-2023

In the fourth quarter of 2023, European sovereign yields experienced a notable decline, reverting to levels reminiscent of early 2023. This shift was influenced by the European Central Bank (ECB), which opted to keep key interest rates stable as part of its strategy to achieve a 2% inflation target

Consequently, borrowing costs in the Eurozone decreased, reflecting the impact of the ECB’s decision to maintain interest rates. Furthermore, the private credit funds market is currently witnessing an upswing, signaling a recovery phase characterized by heightened deal-making activity.

Overall, these developments highlight the interconnected dynamics between central bank policies, financial markets, and economic recovery in the European context.

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