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US Treasury yields have spiked since September, making deals in the maturity — famously tricky to execute — an alluring prospect for public sector issuers, as they can offer investors a bit of yield without compromising their levels versus US Treasuries.
Only five benchmarks scored on BondMarker so far this year have been dollar 10 years. But the choice of maturity is clearly a hit with voters.
Nearly all the 10 year dollar deals scored have achieved above average scores, looking across the five available categories for scoring: pricing, structure/maturity, quality of the investor book, timing and performance. The five have all scored above average in the structure/maturity category.
The two most recent prints — a $1.5bn 2.5% November 2027 from Asia Development Bank and a $1bn 2.75% November 2027 from CPPIB Capital, both priced on October 24 — have achieved markedly higher scores than the average of all dollar deals printed in the same month.
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