Channel Capital says US ABS supply rises to USD 274 billion year-to-date, outpacing last year

• Channel Capital Advisors flagged faster US ABS issuance, with year-to-date supply at USD 274 billion versus USD 253 billion a year earlier.
• Consumer ABS supply rose about 20%; aircraft ABS nearly doubled, while data-center ABS shifted toward larger AAA and AA tranches.
• Borrower stress signs emerged in the USD 104 billion US subprime auto market, according to a Bloomberg analysis cited.
• European public securitization saw one of 2026’s busiest September stretches, supported by strong order books despite mixed pricing trends.
• Channel highlighted GCC fixed-income momentum, with first-half primary issuance at USD 103 billion, up 6.5%, while sukuk exceeded 40% share.

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