1136 GMT - The euro credit market is expected to see rising new issuance in the coming weeks as the summer break draws to an end, Metzler Capital Markets' Stoyan Toshev says in a note. Supply of financial and non-financial bonds is expected to pick up given strong demand for the assets and issuers' refinancing needs, he says. Nonetheless, new credit supply is likely to remain within manageable volumes, Toshev says.
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