Currencies
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An €800bn defence package was unveiled ahead Thursday's special defence summit
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◆ Rates and geopolitical volatility weigh on investor sentiment ◆ Fast money investors show price sensitivity ◆ Low single digit premium paid
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Listed investment company is striving to cut debt costs
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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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Scope warns country is ‘heading towards difficult budgetary trade-offs’ with increased defence spending
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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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◆ Dutch insurance company prepares deeply subordinated issue amid weaker market ◆ But FIG's fundamentals unchanged ◆ Spike in rates may boost demand from yield buyers
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Leads to use comparables ranging from South Korea to Denmark when pricing upcoming deal
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◆ Not covered but not uncommon ◆ Prices around 2bp through fixed rate curve ◆ More German state supply expected
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German issuer's own comparable tenor deals disregarded in favour of more recent peer supply
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Market fed more information on Germany's defence and infrastructure spending
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Investors keen on duration as Thermo Fisher and Pfandbriefzentrale also go longer