Canada
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Canada's strong dollar deal suggests investors are looking beyond Trump threats
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◆ New five year bigger than planned ◆ New dollar book record for sovereign ◆ Rare but regular issuer, 'a pleasure' of a deal
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◆ Bank of America and National Bank of Canada opt for Monday issuance in shortened week ◆ Somewhat weaker backdrop results in lower price tightening versus recent senior deals ◆ BofA boosts euro funding this year to €6.25bn
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◆ 'Cheeky' issuers reference low coupon Gilts ◆ RBC prints £300m senior deal off £375m final book ◆ Speculation 'less sophisticated investors' not aware of Gilt anomaly
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◆ Record book, diversification achieved ◆ ‘Interesting spread’ as name recognition continues to grow ◆ Inaugural Aussie benchmark on the cards
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Manitoba, TCV join foreign SSA contingent, Chile's BCI prints five-year, but corporate supply lags
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◆ First euro covered since 2023 ◆ Double digit saving versus dollars ◆ Recent non-eurozone supply a better comp than Canadian curve
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◆ Size was upsized after feedback ◆ Minimal premium paid ◆ Some bank treasuries excluded by callable SNP format
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◆ Sterling market still strong ◆ Fair value built out from peers ◆ US and Aussie dollar issuance to come
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◆ Canadian province smashes size record ◆ It becomes large, benchmark issuer ◆ Record book with ‘a fantastic mix’
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Mandates flood in for dollar and euro deals as EU prepares to offer dual-tranche deal
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Investors on the hunt for spread and yield, as market adjusts to lower interest rates