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Markets wrap

Bonds wrap: Apple’s $7B print hits a crowded high-grade calendar

5 Nov 2026, 07:14

MoneyTurkey editors

Bond desks are weighing a crowded high-grade calendar against shifting policy signals: Apple’s $7 billion multi-tranche return adds supply just as gilts, South Africa’s debt ratios and India’s oil-led rally reset local curves.

MoneyTurkey Bonds Desk | Bonds wrap, updated 5 November 2026, 15:12 London

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Key points

Apple joins the Big Tech calendar with a seven-part USD print guided at about T+45 to T+80
Gilts hit their lowest yields since August ahead of the BoE’s hike to 4%
South Africa’s debt ratios fall on a GDP rebase; Indian bonds rally as oil slides

Latest developments

Apple joins crowded calendar with seven-part USD print

Deal spans floating notes to 2029 and fixed tranches out to 2036, with two-year paper guided at about T+45 and 2036 at about T+80.
Proceeds earmarked for buybacks, dividends and capex despite Apple’s roughly $137 billion cash pile and $145 billion operating cash flow.

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Gilt yields hit lowest since August ahead of BoE hike

10-year gilt yields dropped as Brent futures lost nearly four per cent into the decision week
Dollar index slipped about half a per cent to 101.45, its softest reading in four weeks

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South Africa debt ratios fall after GDP rebase

South Africa’s 2025/26 debt-to-GDP ratio now at 74.6 percent after a R393 billion GDP uplift, with the sub-70 percent mark now expected in 2032/33.
The Treasury’s 2026/27 main budget deficit narrows to 3.5 percent of GDP from 3.7 percent.

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Indian bonds rally most since April as oil slides

The RBI sees inflation peaking this quarter, reducing pressure on longer-term rates.
Traders lifted the rupee in tandem with the rally, marking its strongest session since April.

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