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Import Your Investment Portfolio from Excel

We are excited to announce a new feature in the "Portfolio" section - you can now quickly and easily import your investment portfolio from an Excel file containing your transactions.

What's New?

Until now, entering data about completed trades and transactions was only possible manually. Today, we've added the ability to import multiple transactions at once: simply upload a file with your trade data, and all the information will automatically appear in your portfolio.

How Does It Work?

1) Prepare Your Excel File
Make sure your file contains transaction data: date, transaction type (buy/sell/deposit/withdrawal), asset with its class, quantity, and price with currency. We recommend following the standard template available for download in the import screen.

2) Upload the File to a New or Existing Portfolio
In the "Portfolio" section, create a new portfolio or open an existing one, select the "Upload from File" option, and then load your prepared file.

3) Review and Confirm the Imported Data
After uploading, the system will automatically recognize the transactions and build your current portfolio. You can review the imported information and make adjustments by editing trades and transactions if necessary.

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📊 Cbonds Global Monthly Newsletter Issue Statistic and League Tables for April 2026

This report gives data on global EM and DM, regions Asia, LatAM, CEE, CIS, the Middle East and Africa, and country page for the USA. The Newsletter also provides ESG debt instruments data and statistics on international bond market debut issuers.

April Highlights:

• The number of new issues increased slightly by 4% in April 2026 compared to March 2026. This was mainly driven by a more than twofold increase in the volume of new issues in the EM market. Furthermore, issue counts in both EM and DM markets, as well as the total number of issues, outperformed last year’s figures, rising by 26%, 16%, and 18% respectively compared to April 2025. Almost all EM regions except Asia in 2026 showed growth versus the corresponding period of the previous year.

• 19 sovereign issuers tapped the global debt market in April 2026, placing 31 Eurobonds for a total of $27.0 bn. Poland was the most active participant in the sovereign debt market with three Eurobonds for the amount equal to $6.0 bn. The Democratic Republic of Congo entered the international Eurobond market for the first time by issuing a Eurobond in two tranches for a total of $1.25 bn.

• In April 2026, debut issuers raised $37.0 billion in the international bond market, a significant decrease of 38% compared to the previous month. Emerging market issuers accounted for 16% of the total volume. Meridian Arc HoldCo LLC, an American holding company created to finance and develop AI-focused data center infrastructure, issued the largest debut Eurobond of April, totaling $5.7 bn.

• The volume of new ESG issues in April 2026 reached $39.4 bn, representing a more than twofold increase compared to the previous month, driven primarily by large green bond placements in the DM market. This total is 85% higher than in April 2025. Year-to-date, green bonds have constituted the largest portion of all ESG issuance in 2026, accounting for 68% of the total.

✉️ Contact details: global@cbonds.info

#CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.

Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 2-year yield posting its largest single-day jump since January 2022 after Fed dissenters signaled a tighter policy path and the Strait of Hormuz blockade drove oil prices higher, fueling inflation concerns. Regional Cbonds USD price indices saw yields increase across all regions, with the Middle East sovereign and corporate segments leading the rise, while emerging market sovereigns exhibited slightly less upward pressure than corporates. Global stock indices mostly advanced, led by the tech-heavy NASDAQ 100 and the semiconductor-driven rally, though the FTSE 100 and Nikkei 225 declined. The US Dollar Index weakened against major currencies, with the dollar losing ground to the euro, pound, and yen, while Bitcoin edged higher. Key commodities were mixed, as Brent crude oil surged on the Iran war-related supply disruption, while gold and silver fell amid heightened risk appetite and a focus on oil-driven inflation.

In emerging markets, Cia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN) bonds rallied 2.7% despite analyst price target cuts and its removal from the IBRX 50 Index, likely as markets overlooked a heavy debt burden of R$56.9 billion. Orbia Advance Corporation bonds declined 2.2% after first-quarter earnings beat revenue forecasts but triggered analyst EPS estimate cuts.

In developed markets, Teck Resources bonds led the gainers last week, rising 3.52% after Citigroup upgraded the stock to Buy and the company announced strong Q4 2025 results. Organon & Co. bonds also advanced 2.22% following the announcement of its pending merger into Sun Pharmaceutical. Conversely, Charter Communications Operating bonds fell 3.27% on an earnings miss and broadband subscriber losses, while CCO Holdings dropped 2.66% after a TD Cowen downgrade and an expired go-shop period for its merger.

Bond market news and Research Hub highlights of the last week include increased volatility in US Treasuries after Fed dissenters signaled resistance to rate cuts amid rising inflation from the Iran war, which pushed two-year yields up 11 basis points. The conflict continues to strain energy markets, with the World Bank projecting a 16% rise in commodity prices this year and noting the largest oil supply loss on record, while major oil companies like Exxon and Chevron report falling profits due to disrupted deliveries. Additionally, Treasury Secretary Bessent addressed efforts by US financial firms to strengthen defenses against AI-driven cyber threats, and research highlights the ongoing semiconductor super cycle driven by AI demand, with Nvidia maintaining its lead over AMD in the data center chip market.

Intraday bond quotes from Tradegate are now available on Cbonds

We are pleased to announce that Cbonds has expanded its coverage of bond quotes across developed markets.

Intraday quotes from Tradegate are now available on the website. An example.

Tradegate Exchange is one of the largest stock exchanges in Europe, specializing in retail investors. Based in Berlin, it is known for its high execution speed.

As of January 1, 2026, a significant consolidation took place: Tradegate Exchange and the historic Berlin Stock Exchange (Börse Berlin) officially merged into a single entity named Tradegate Berlin Stock Exchange (Tradegate BSX).

You can explore bond quotes here.

Cbonds Inflation Outlook March 2026

The global inflation landscape in March 2026 is characterized by a significant uptick in price pressures across major developed economies, contrasting with continued stabilization in select emerging markets.

In the United States and the United Kingdom, inflation has accelerated to 3.3%, while Germany saw a rise to 2.7%, driven largely by persistent energy costs and supply chain adjustments.

While China remains at a low 1.0% inflation rate, the broader trend suggests that the disinflationary momentum seen in previous quarters has stalled in the West.

Central banks are now maintaining elevated policy rates to achieve positive real returns, though several European nations continue to navigate negative real rate environments.

🌎 Cbonds has compiled rankings of bookrunners for bonds issued in other Latin American countries during Jan-Mar 2026

Only Plain Vanilla bonds are represented in the league tables, i.e., securitized bonds, structured products and bonds with a maturity of fewer than 365 days are not taken into account.

🇧🇷 Brazil
Top three bookrunners: Itau Unibanco Holding ($12.71 bn), BTG Pactual Holding ($7.61 bn), Banco Bradesco BBI ($7.04 bn).

🇨🇷 Costa Rica
Top three bookrunners: Popular Valores ($58 mln), Grupo Lafise ($5 mln), Prival Securities ($1 mln).

🇪🇨 Ecuador
Top three bookrunners: Plusbursatil ($26 mln), Ecuaborsatil ($24 mln), Advfin ($23 mln).

🇬🇹 Guatemala
Top three bookrunners: Mercado de Transacciones ($34mln), Asesoria en Valores ($32mln), FIVA ($5mln).

🇲🇽 Mexico
Top three bookrunners: Banco Bilbao (BBVA) ($2.24 bn), Bank of Nova Scotia ($1.99 bn), Banco Santander ($1.88 bn).

🇵🇦 Panama
Top three bookrunners: MMG Bank ($73 mln), Singular Wealth Management ($68 mln), Prival Securities ($41 mln).

🇵🇾 Paraguay
Top three bookrunners: Sudameris Securities ($51 mln), Itau Invest ($49 mln), Avalon CBSA ($37 mln).

You can also find the full list of league tables at the following link.

#CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.

Last week, US Treasury yields rose across the curve, with the 2-year yield increasing 7 bps and the 10-year yield up 5 bps, driven by ongoing inflation concerns and robust economic data. Regional Cbonds USD price indices showed a broad increase in yields across both corporate and sovereign segments, with emerging market sovereigns in Africa and Latin America seeing the sharpest weekly rises. Stock market indices were mixed, as the tech-heavy NASDAQ 100 and Nikkei 225 posted weekly gains of over 2% amid a continued AI-driven semiconductor rally, while the Dow Jones and FTSE 100 edged slightly lower. The US dollar strengthened modestly against the euro and yen but weakened slightly against the British pound, with the US Dollar Index rising 0.4%. In commodities, Brent crude oil surged over 16% due to ongoing geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz, while gold and silver declined, with silver falling over 6% on profit-taking.

In emerging markets, Aegea Saneamento e Participacoes bonds led declines, falling over 5% after S&P downgraded the issuer to 'B' from 'B+' due to higher-than-expected leverage with a negative outlook. CSN bonds also fell amid a broader high-yield sector decline. Grupo Televisa bonds dropped nearly 2.5% despite UBS raising its price target on the stock, maintaining a neutral rating. Codelco bonds edged lower as the company faces structural liquidity strain from rising $25 billion debt, though production recovery plans and strong EBITDA provide some offset. Other notable price movers lacked clear catalysts.

In developed markets, Fairfax Financial Holdings bonds fell 3.3% after the firm reported a 20.5% increase in book value for 2025 and net earnings rising to $4.77 billion, as well as completing a C$650 million debt offering and announcing the Kennedy Wilson acquisition. Brookfield Corporation bonds declined 2.6% following technical signals suggesting a pullback, with its 10-day RSI exiting overbought territory. Rogers Communications bonds rose 0.8% after the company slashed its 2026 capital expenditure by C$1 billion to C$2.6 billion and raised its free cash flow outlook to C$4.2 billion, driving a stock surge. NXP B.V. bonds gained 0.7% after the company redeemed the full $750 million of its 3.875% senior notes due June 2026 as part of its capital allocation strategy. goeasy bonds edged up 0.8% after closing a combined USD 450 million and CAD 175 million senior unsecured notes offering.

Bond market news and Research Hub highlights of the last week include a historic semiconductor rally that has driven U.S. stocks to record highs, with analysts issuing warnings over the pace of gains in the PHLX Semiconductor Index. Meanwhile, the AI chip boom has elevated Taiwan and South Korea past major European markets, with Taiwan's stock market now valued at nearly $4.3 trillion. Research reports also note rising political instability in Romania and a unique no-war, no-peace stand-off at the Strait of Hormuz, alongside JP Morgan's observation that analyst optimism on earnings is being driven overwhelmingly by AI-related tech companies.

🇦🇷 Bookrunner League Table of Local Argentina’s Bonds, Jan-Mar 2026

Banco Bilbao (BBVA) is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 146 million USD and 21 issues. It is followed by Balanz Capital Valores, which arranged 25 issues for a total of 118 million USD, and Banco Galicia, which took part in arranging the placement of 30 issues for 117 million EUR.

You can find the full league table at the link

🇫🇷 Bookrunner League Table of Local France’s Bonds, Jan-Mar 2026

Credit Agricole CIB s ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 12019.52 million US dollars and 39 issues. It is followed by BNP Paribas, which arranged 27 issues for a total of 8206.43 million US dollars, and Natixis, which took part in arranging the placement of 27 issues for 7451.43 million US dollars.

You can find the full league table at the link

🇮🇹 Bookrunner League Table of Local Italy’s Bonds, Jan-Mar 2026

Intesa Sanpaolo is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 2105.2 million EUR and 11 issues. It is followed by UniCredit, which arranged 24 issues for a total of 1930.85 million EUR, and Mediobanca, which took part in arranging the placement of 9 issues for 774.94 million EUR.

You can find the full league table at the link

#CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.

Last week, US Treasury yields declined across the curve, with the 2-year yield falling 10 basis points to 3.71% and the 10-year yield dropping 5 basis points to 4.26%. Regional Cbonds USD price indices saw yields compress across both corporate and sovereign segments, with the most pronounced weekly tightening observed in Latin American sovereign debt. Global stock market indices, including the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100, posted gains, continuing their positive momentum. The US dollar weakened against other core currencies, as evidenced by a decline in the US Dollar Index. Key commodities were mixed, with Brent crude oil prices falling over 5% while gold and silver prices advanced.

In emerging markets, last week Brazilian bonds saw notable divergence. Cia Siderurgica Nacional (CSN) bonds posted a strong gain, supported by S&P affirming its BB- rating with a stable outlook, though this was partially offset by a Moody's downgrade to Ba3. BRF bonds also advanced significantly after both Fitch and S&P revised their outlooks to positive, affirming BB+ and BB ratings respectively. Conversely, Suzano bonds declined due to escalating geopolitical tensions and rising pulp supply chain costs, which pressured investor sentiment regarding future profitability.

In developed markets, last week, Mercer International bonds saw a sharp decline after RBC cut its price target and added speculative risk to the issuer. Shell bonds also weakened, pressured by lower oil prices following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a downgrade from BNP Paribas, and a trimmed Q1 gas output forecast. Conversely, Oracle bonds posted gains, though no specific news drove the move. Aptiv bonds declined amid negative sentiment following its Electrical Distribution Systems spin-off, which caused its stock to lag the broader market.

Bond market news and Research Hub highlights of the last week include a focus on geopolitical developments and their market implications, with optimism for a Middle East ceasefire supporting stable bond yields, while rising energy prices and U.S. fiscal stimulus are seen as offsetting forces for growth and inflation. Defense stocks are highlighted for significant gains amid surging military budgets, and research notes point to elevated consumer sentiment risks and political uncertainties in Europe adding to market volatility.

🇪🇸 Bookrunner League Table of Local Spain’s Bonds, Jan-Mar 2026

Caixabank is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 9523.14 million US dollars and 6 issues. It is followed by UniCredit, which arranged 5 issues for a total of 574.32 million US dollars, and Natixis, which took part in arranging the placement of 4 issues for 563.08 million US dollars.

You can find the full league table at the following link

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Rating dynamics are now available in the “Corporate Actions” section

Cbonds has expanded its functionality: users can now track rating dynamics directly in the “Corporate Actions” section. This enhancement provides a clearer view of credit rating movements, making it easier to monitor upgrades, downgrades, and other rating actions on issuers and their issues.

An upgrade of a specific issuer’s or issue’s rating is marked with a green upward arrow.
Accordingly, a downgrade of the credit rating is indicated by a red downward arrow. The rating dynamics are displayed next to the most recent rating value in the “Rating” field.

For example, through the rating dynamics, we can see that on April 8 Colombia’s Foreign Currency Long-Term ratings were downgraded from BB to BB-, while Aruba’s ratings were upgraded from BBB+ to A-.

It should be noted that recently the “Corporate Actions” section gained the ability to search for rating events not only by bond issues but also by bond issuers. Rating events are available from both international and local rating agencies.

☪ Bookrunner League Table of Local Sukuk, Jan-Mar 2026

CIMB Group is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 2 520 million US dollars and 29 issues. It is followed by Maybank, which arranged 48 issues for a total of 1 327 million US dollars, and AmInvestment Bank, which took part in arranging the placement of 3 issues for 679 million US dollars.

You can find the full league table at the link

We are pleased to present the Bookrunner League Table of International Bonds, 3M 2026

J.P. Morgan is ranked the highest in the main league table with a result of 131 139 million US dollars and 757 issues. It is followed by Bank of America, which arranged 670 issues for a total of 106 962 million US dollars, and Citi, which took part in arranging the placement of 692 issues for 98 733 million US dollars.

You can find the full league table at the link

#CbondsWeekly. All the latest updates in the world of Eurobonds.

Last week, US Treasury yields declined across the curve, with the 10-year yield falling 4 basis points, as a temporary ceasefire in the Middle East helped ease some inflation concerns. Regional USD bond indices saw yields compress, with sovereign indices, particularly in Africa and the Middle East, showing a more pronounced weekly tightening than their corporate counterparts. Global stock markets rallied, led by the Nikkei 225 and US tech indices, amid a broader relief rally. The US dollar weakened against core currencies like the Euro and British Pound. Key commodities were mixed, with Brent crude oil prices falling sharply on the week while silver gained.

In emerging markets, last week saw notable price movements driven by specific corporate and sectoral developments. Bonds of SQM (Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile) rose as Bank of America and Berenberg raised earnings forecasts, supported by a lithium price rally due to supply cutbacks. Conversely, Aegea Saneamento e Participacoes bonds declined following the company's closure of a R$225 million debenture sale for development. Qatar National Bank bonds also softened as its third-quarter net profit slipped due to higher provisions, amid mixed Gulf market sentiment linked to oil weakness.

In developed markets, last week, bond prices for CoreWeave rose following the announcement of a major $21 billion AI infrastructure deal with Meta and an upsized convertible notes offering. Aptiv's bonds also gained after the company accepted a cash tender offer for a portion of its 2032 notes. Conversely, Teck Resources saw its bond prices decline amid market concerns over stock valuation and ahead of its upcoming earnings report.

Bond market news and Research Hub highlights of the last week include a focus on persistent geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which continue to drive inflation expectations and bond yields despite a temporary ceasefire. Research indicates that while markets have reacted to these shocks, historical patterns suggest they are resilient, even as the situation strains a fragile truce and keeps oil prices volatile. Additionally, bank stocks are viewed as potentially undervalued ahead of earnings, offering a potential reset after a weak quarter.

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Additional parameters for floating-rate bonds in Asia and the Middle East now available on Cbonds

More detailed parameters for floating coupon rates are now available on the Cbonds website. In the “Cash Flow” section, users can find the coupon calculation type, formula, reference index, and margin.

Cbonds provides data on floating-rate bonds across a number of countries in Asia (Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, Pakistan, the Philippines) and the Middle East (Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Turkey).

Additionally, for selected issues from Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka, Discount Margin and theoretical YTM calculations are available. These metrics can be accessed both in the calculator and on issue pages.

The expansion of functionality and enhanced level of detail in cash flow parameters enable market participants to obtain more comprehensive and structured information on floating-rate bonds.

The updated data is already available to Cbonds users.

New green bond issuance totaled USD 168.39 bn in Q1 2026 — Cbonds ESG Newsletter

Cbonds presents its latest quarterly ESG Newsletter, providing comprehensive insights into the ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) market:

New issues of green, social, sustainability bonds, as well as sustainability-linked bonds
Green bond market statistics: volumes and number of green bonds, their dynamics over the past year, and the structure of new Green Bond issues
TOP-5 arrangers of ESG Eurobond issues

The statistics in the Cbonds ESG Newsletter are broken down by all global regions: Asia (excl. Japan), Africa, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Latin America, Developed Markets (excl. Europe), and the CIS.

Key highlights for the ESG market in Q1 2026:
A total of 440 new green bond and Eurobond issues were placed in January–March 2026, amounting to USD 168.39 bn. The largest share of new issues was accounted for by Western Europe (68.13%) and Developed Markets excluding Europe (16.56%).

As of the end of March, the total outstanding volume of green bonds and Eurobonds reached USD 3.35 tn. The largest volume of outstanding green issues is concentrated in Western Europe (USD 2.12 tn), while the smallest is in Africa (USD 5.97 bn).

The leading arrangers in the ESG Eurobond market (with a combined market share of 28.85%) are BNP Paribas, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole CIB and JP Morgan.

We also remind you that the Cbonds website features a dedicated “ESG” section, where users can find information on new ESG bond issues, as well as ratings and rankings of market participants. This section is available in the “Bonds” menu on the homepage.

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Issuer ratings are now available in the Corporate Actions section

Users of the Cbonds website can now access issuer rating actions in the Corporate Actions section. Rating-related events can be retrieved by selecting the “Issuers ratings” option in the “Event Type” filter.

The Corporate Actions section includes rating changes assigned by international rating agencies — Moody’s Investors Service, S&P Global Ratings, and Fitch Ratings — as well as by local Indian rating agencies.

Issuer rating events can be filtered by date, region, country, industry, sector, or by a specific issuer.

For example, by selecting “Issuer Rating: Moody’s”, “Issuer Rating: Fitch”, and “Issuer Rating: S&P” in the “Event Type” filter, setting the date range from January 1 to March 31, 2026, and choosing “Government” in the “Sector” filter, users can obtain 275 events related to sovereign ratings of countries and central banks from the Big Three agencies for the first quarter of the year.

Search results display the event date, issuer name, issuer country, as well as the previous and current rating values and the rating scale. Rating events can be viewed in both table format with sorting by date or event type and calendar view.

Please note that the calendar also provides access to rating events for bond issues from international and local Indian rating agencies for any selected period.

Cbonds enhances data localization: issuer profiles are now available in multiple languages

Cbonds has implemented translations of issuer profiles across platform languages. As part of this update, profiles of all issuers available in the Cbonds database have been translated into languages such as Italian, Spanish, German, French and others.

The updated issuer profile descriptions are displayed in the “Profile” section on the localized versions of the website. This new functionality allows users to access information in their preferred language, thereby improving overall convenience.

This enhancement is aimed at increasing information accessibility and improving the experience for Cbonds users worldwide.