Euro
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◆ Deal comes earlier than expected ◆ 20 new investors, including a European supranational ◆ Two green bonds done this year
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◆ 'Stable' book grows after spread set ◆ Lack of recent Spanish supply helps pricing ◆ Illiquid secondaries create wide range of fair values
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Issuers said to have this week 'withdrawn' planned covered bond sales will look at later window
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Market participants weigh up how to evaluate Spain-France inversion and outperformers like Portugal and Greece
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Busy streak of capital issuance has disgruntled some investors, but bank issuers still have upper hand in a rate cutting cycle
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US election and earnings blackouts slam breaks on busy year
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◆ Deal appears unaffected by rising Middle East geopolitical tensions ◆ Local investors back the deal during first day of marketing ◆ Pricing around fair value with possible minimal concession
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◆ Last EARN benchmark from the supra this year ◆ Deal's success will be hard to replicate ◆ Issuer could prefund another €4bn
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◆ Tatra brings first covered since Jan 2023 ◆ Hypo Oberösterreich offers sub-benchmark deal ◆ Covered primary issuance now 'a little bit slower'
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◆ Issuer one of a handful to issue euro floating rate notes ◆ Spreads wider than earlier in the year ◆ ‘There isn’t really a fair value’
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◆ BFCM prepares its annual visit to yen market ◆ BayernLB to debut senior preferred debt ◆ Arion chooses Scandi currencies
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◆ A few basis points left on table for investors ◆ Recent spread widening presents challenge ◆ Some issuers have 'pushed backed' or 'withdrawn' mandates