This report provides a daily review of credit markets, highlighting hyperscaler supply concerns in TMT, Delta Air Lines credit potential, and energy market updates.
Key Takeaways
- 1.High-yield energy natural gas pricing remains muted in the near-term due to timing, though structural demand from LNG and data centers is expected to grow long-term.
- 2.Supply concerns in the Investment Grade TMT sector are rising, driven by significant hyperscaler debt issuance that is testing investor absorption capacity.
- 3.Delta Air Lines credit rating upside is significant, with potential for S&P upgrade to mid-BBB as the company prioritizes leverage reduction.
Table of Contents
- Feature
- Strategy & Sector Commentary
- Bits, Broadcasts & Bandwidth: Weekly Investment Grade TMT Review
- Cracking Credit: JPM High Grade & High Yield Chemicals Weekly
- Credit Market Outlook & Strategy: Summer issuance: Always a chance of thunderstorms
- Credit Strategy Weekly Update: High Yield and Leveraged Loan Research
- Electric Utilities & Power: Sparking Credit: 2026 Mid-Year Outlook; Weekly Briefing: EIX Receives Mixed Ruling in Eaton Fire Litigation
- HG & HY Consumer Checkup: Messi on a Million Backs, Messi for a Million Flashbulbs. One Kick of the Football.
- HG & HY Food for Thought: Four Score and Seven Beers Ago
- HG & HY Weekly Register: The Deals Are Alive
- High Grade Automotive: Weekly Road Trip
- Topical This Week:
- High Yield Energy: Fracking Credit – JPM High Yield Energy Weekly
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Authors
Tarek Hamid
Securities
DALAMZN
Themes
Hyperscaler FinancingSupply Fatigue
Regions
North AmericaUnited StatesIranMexico
