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  • POHANG Iron & Steel (Posco), the Korean steel giant, returned to the international debt markets this week for the first time since mid-1997, with a ¥15bn three year Samurai issue lead managed by Nikko Salomon Smith Barney. Bankers agreed the deal's size and pricing ensured that most of the investor appetite was limited to the retail sector.
  • Finland Co-ordinating arranger Citibank, along with arrangers and fellow underwriters Chase Manhattan, Deutsche, MeritaNordbanken and SEB, have signed in the banks on the Eu1.5bn facility for Fortum.
  • SLOVAK state railways company ZSR provided this week's only emerging market action with a Eu125m seven year issue on Monday, which left bankers wondering whether any deal is worth doing in such dire market conditions. ZSR had to reduce the issue from a planned Eu200m and had to increase the spread by 15bp-25bp from the early pricing talk to execute the deal.
  • * European Investment bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • * European Investment Bank Rating: Aaa/AAA
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  • Despite some hectic trading on Wednesday, trading flows were thin this week and customers remained largely absent from the market. Prices moved little, especially by recent standards. At the beginning of the week, 10 year dollar swap spreads were at about 129bp to 130bp over the 2010 Treasury, while five year swap spreads were at 96.5bp to 97.5bp over the old 5.875% November 2004 Treasury.
  • Despite some hectic trading on Wednesday, trading flows were thin this week and customers remained largely absent from the market. Prices moved little, especially by recent standards. At the beginning of the week, 10 year dollar swap spreads were at about 129bp to 130bp over the 2010 Treasury, while five year swap spreads were at 96.5bp to 97.5bp over the old 5.875% November 2004 Treasury.
  • THE UK Treasury, which oversees the private finance initiative (PFI), used the programme itself two weeks ago, as UBS Warburg placed £127.79m of bonds to finance the renovation of the ministry's headquarters in central London. The transaction was launched without much publicity as the Treasury was keen to control press coverage itself, but details of the deal have now emerged.
  • The £250m facility for Airtours will be signed today (Friday), and has been increased to £300m. The loan is arranged by Barclays. The three year revolver offered a margin of 40bp over Libor, plus a utilisation fee of 5bp if more than 50% is drawn down.
  • * Council of Europe Development Bank Rating: Aa1/AAA