The Bank of England is expected this week to reduce the pace at which it sells government bonds, slowing from the current £100 billion-per-year rate, in response to heightened volatility in bond markets.

A strong start to 2025 for emerging-market bond sales is in jeopardy as high U.S. Treasury rates make it difficult for weaker credits to access international capital.

Saudi Arabia’s state-run oil giant, Saudi Aramco, has commenced the sale of a second round of international bonds just two months after raising $6 billion, continuing the kingdom's aggressive debt strategy this year.