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Data is so hot right now, but it can't tell you everything
Creditors can and will be bumped down the pecking order at the time when it matters most
Increased Gilt issuance is not the only thing that will scare the bond market as Starmer and co. face up to reality that there is no such thing as a free lunch
The path to a capital markets union will inevitably pass through a pan-European banking union
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The recent electoral success of populist fringe parties indicates that Germany may be heading down a well-trodden path with repercussions for the Bund -
Expect 2025 to be the year of a resurgence, as the market needs more than a couple of 25bp cuts to really stage a comeback
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Volatility risk is still a real threat to public sector issuers and they were right to come back early to the primary market
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The country caught investors by surprise with a statement about principal haircuts
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Little case for widening as political flashpoints and volume worries pass
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Regulating securitization should be a matter of maximising its economic impact, not just simply preventing a crisis
