Americas
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Bankers convinced European bond markets will shrug off short term volatility around US election -
Market participants predict private cash placements and dribble-outs to rise as issuers balk at block trade and IPO discounts
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◆ Little impact from election expected, but issuers don't want to risk it ◆ Vanishing number of issuance windows remain
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Corporates price highest daily volume after market volatility brought the market to a standstill
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Volatility this week will not deter market reopening but may impair an already ‘thin and fragile’ IPO pipeline
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At-the-market transaction to take advantage of strong results despite volatile market
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Almost a third of Peruvian miner’s bondholders pledged to support deal to clear short-term debt
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Flight-to-quality fully on show in European government bond yields and spreads
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US Treasury yields slumped following Friday's lower than expected US jobs numbers
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Sovereign's first hard currency bond sale in three years won enthusiastic reception
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Autumn funding will start early and fast, but geopolitical risk abounds
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Early refinancing is adding more pressure on already tight corporate spreads
