James Turner, BlackRock's head of global fixed income in Europe, Middle East and Africa, said that investors in the European bond market are willing to accept more large-scale technology enterprise bonds “if the pricing is reasonable.” In an interview, Turner said that the scale of bonds issued by European hyperscale technology companies so far this year “may fall short of market expectations,” while pointing out that investors are somewhat cautious in their mentality. “It can't be said that investors want these kinds of bonds, but even so, as long as the pricing is in place. Europe has only completed two major releases so far, and I think there is no doubt that there is still an opportunity for another release.” Turner said.

James Turner, BlackRock's head of global fixed income in Europe, Middle East and Africa, said that investors in the European bond market are willing to accept more large-scale technology enterprise bonds “if the pricing is reasonable.” In an interview, Turner said that the scale of bonds issued by European hyperscale technology companies so far this year “may fall short of market expectations,” while pointing out that investors are somewhat cautious in their mentality. “It can't be said that investors want these kinds of bonds, but even so, as long as the pricing is in place. Europe has only completed two major releases so far, and I think there is no doubt that there is still an opportunity for another release.” Turner said.