Americas
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US Treasury yields slumped following Friday's lower than expected US jobs numbers -
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
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Orders exceed $5.5bn for sovereign’s dual tranche deal, while Chile plots social bonds
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Investors sceptical on likelihood of political change despite promising polls but some see chance of normalisation — whatever the result
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Chilean state-owned oil name offers no concession as Murano, ATP line up for Thursday
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◆ Slightly positive overall mood in markets on Monday ◆ Biden dropping out has no immediate impact but volatility may come later ◆ Potential issuers monitoring Monday's market moves
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State-owned oil and gas company is looking to repurchase bonds maturing in 2026 and 2031
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New head joins after five years heading north American FIG at Santander
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Gas pipeline operator's bond market return was over three times oversubscribed as investors shook off previous sensitivities on price
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◆ US bank matches its own record for the largest FIG deal of 2024… ◆ …as investors lap up further domestic and foreign paper ◆ Issuance also includes subordinated fixed and perpetual debt
