Euro
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Infrequent issuer's less liquid curve makes judging fair value tricky
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Almost €5bn in euros alone on another wild Wednesday
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German sub-sovereign again proves that it 'owns the long end' in euros
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◆ Unsecured deals lined up after sentiment-boosting CPI ◆ Virgin Money to test demand for its now much tighter credit after Nationwide's £2.9bn bid ◆ Volksbank Wien out to capture favourable window for infrequent issuers' capital
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Supra only needs to raise €6bn in 2024 and offered 'a unique buying opportunity' this week
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Non-eurozone deals are attracting big books and tight pricing
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◆ Bid for periphery bank bonds stays strong ◆ Priced at, or inside, fair value ◆ Debate over whether good times will continue
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Norwegian lender seals five year covered 2bp-4bp through fair value
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Transmission operators and travel companies prepare euro deals
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French agencies’ pricing versus govvies continues to compress
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Degree of price discovery is needed as bankers question relevancy of illiquid secondary levels
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March bull market continues despite surprise increase in CPI