Sterling
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◆ Housing association prints 15 year sustainable bond ◆ Low single digit new issue concession paid ◆ Long end Gilt market yields hit multi-decade high
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◆ First benchmark since May ◆ Pent-up demand results in blowout ◆ Foreign issuance expected
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◆ Flow picks up in undersupplied currency ◆ Deals get decent support ◆ More sterling issues to come
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Bankers see stabilising activity after sustainability-linked volumes 'decoupled' from wider lending market
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◆ More agencies bite the bullet to issue after confidence vote surprise ◆ AFL keeps commitment to sterling ◆ Bpifrance follows SNCF into popular euros
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Retail sector issuers among those eying debut deals
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Volume for 2025's reopening week is billions down on 2024
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◆ Six year note from US automaker ◆ Order book lifts size to £400m ◆ Spread tightened 18bp inside the tight end of initial thoughts
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◆ MetLife, Northwestern restart sterling issuance after two-month hiatus ◆ Corporates print as supply scarcity, redemptions create demand for credit ◆ Others beyond highly rated FABN unlikely to join
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Private credit investors say market is back on track after tariff shock of second quarter
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◆ Water company tests demand in a troubled sector ◆ Deal size increased to £450m ◆ Spread tightened 15bp inside the tight end of initial thoughts
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Large loans expected to help meet sizeable capex needs