Israel
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Issuers pause deals as Israel-Hamas conflict adds more uncertainty to funding environment -
New week, new challenge as war in the Middle East adds to uncertainty
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Bond buyers worried as Israel caught out by weekend attack
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Issuer started around 40bp wider than a fellow Israeli bank, said an off-deal banker
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$2bn debut will likely be Israel's only benchmark of 2023 but taps or private deals possible
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Scarce Israeli issuance means that when issuers from the country do come to market, investors pile in
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Bond adds to already strong CEEMEA supply
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Scarce issuance from Israel means investors have big demand when deals appear
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Bankers and investors saw the concession as low as zero but as high as 20bp
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US inflation reading later this week will be the first major test for the EM primary market this year
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Undisclosed block trades have become more popular in the volatile markets of 2022
