Trump's tariffs hitting US markets? Asian nations turn to Europe for fundraising; 'need to diversify away from dollar'
Trump's tariffs hitting US markets? Asian nations turn to Europe for fundraising; 'need to diversify away from dollar'
Asian companies and governments are increasingly tapping European markets for billions in bond issuance, seeking alternatives to US dollar funding amidst trade tensions and shifting investor confidence. This strategic diversification, driven by lower costs and a desire to move away from dollar concentration, signals a potential shift in global capital raising dynamics.
Asian companies and governments are increasingly tapping European markets for billions in bond issuance, seeking alternatives to US dollar funding amidst trade tensions and shifting investor confidence. This strategic diversification, driven by lower costs and a desire to move away from dollar concentration, signals a potential shift in global capital raising dynamics.
Asian companies and governments are increasingly tapping European markets for billions in bond issuance, seeking alternatives to US dollar funding amidst trade tensions and shifting investor confidence. This strategic diversification, driven by lower costs and a desire to move away from dollar concentration, signals a potential shift in global capital raising dynamics. 
