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Market swings at the start of August will have little effect on flurry of trades expected to end the month -
Issuers and bankers assess what new issue premiums borrowers must pay when benchmark issuance returns
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Deal will end three weeks of primary supply drought in the single currency
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Long-term duration funds gain amid lower rates backdrop
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◆ Little impact from election expected, but issuers don't want to risk it ◆ Vanishing number of issuance windows remain
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Early autumn syndication ‘possible’ as sovereign targets belly of the curve
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Banker views diverge on fair value estimate
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◆ Issuers lining up market reopening trades ◆ Issuance to resume next week ◆ Solid first deal to herald rush of supply
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Bankers are optimistic about appetite for FIG bonds, but concede that new issue premiums may need to widen
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A pair of German states, an agency and Pfandbrief issuer are all possible candidates
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Germany's poor economic growth is putting pressure on the federal states' finances
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No mention of sustainability in announcement of the new facility that will replace an existing RFC tied to greenhouse gas emissions
