Emerging-markets borrowers tilt toward euro

The euro has emerged as a more 'full-fledged alternative' to issuing bonds in dollars

Companies and governments in emerging markets are selling more euro-denominated bonds than ever as they seek out lower borrowing costs and new investors.

Issuers from developing countries sold €40.2 billion ($55.3 billion) in euro-denominated debt so far in 2013, beating the full-year record of €32.3 billion from 2010, according to data provider Dealogic. This year's volume surpasses 2012 issuance by 34%. The figures count only deals marketed globally.

WSJ Logo
Pro Bono or Pro Nono? Law Firms Split on Fulfilling Deals With TrumpExternal link

Pro Bono or Pro Nono? Law Firms Split on Fulfilling Deals With Trump