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◆ French corporates are the biggest euro borrowers as crucial budget approaches ◆ Danone includes floating tranche for second outing of 2026 ◆ Fixed-rate notes require concessions
◆ Shorter leg of InterContinental Hotels' €850m two-parter gets more demand ◆ Longer leg of RELX's €1bn two-part deal proves more popular ◆ Small NIPs for both deals
◆ Market participants await Meta's rumoured euro debut ◆ Carrefour sells first Friday corporate deal since June ◆ Three FIG names hit the market
◆ Books for debut deal more than eight times covered ◆ Euros part of journey towards being a 'larger, more international company' ◆ Investor interest in defence sector grows
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Spreads to remain broadly stable, but hinge on upcoming issuance volumes and direction of interest rates -
Sovereign owner of the Hard Rock Cafe raises $1.75bn across two tranches
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◆ Borrower gets strong reception after waiting out Fed meet ◆ Books sticky with minimal attrition ◆ Some concession needed, but less than on other recent auto deals.
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◆ Five euro firms issue sub-benchmark size ◆ Hella deal rips tighter in secondary ◆ Niche and rate names offer further supply
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◆ Henkel raises €1bn across two tranches ◆ Publicis affiliate draws more than €2bn for €500m ◆ Both deals land with small premiums
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Hyperscaler and data centre debt mountain will keep growing, even if technical stampede eases
