Deutsche Bank sees APAC euro bond issuance up 82% in 2025 to EUR 84.7 billion on diversification push

• Deutsche Bank flagged a sharp shift by Asia-Pacific borrowers toward Euro bonds as currency diversification accelerates.
• Euro bond issuance rose 82% in 2025 to EUR 84.7 billion, driven by efforts to cut single-currency concentration risk.
• Year-to-date issuance reached EUR 63.5 billion as of Aug. 12, 2026, up more than 25% from EUR 50.7 billion.
• Lower euro all-in yields supported sovereign issuance, while the market’s off-benchmark tenor flexibility helped smooth refinancing profiles.
• Deeper secondary-market liquidity and demand from European, Asian, and mainland Chinese investors improved pricing efficiency for APAC Euro bonds.

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