United States
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Higher yielding bank capital remains popular in dollars as HSBC stretches out to a 10 year non-call period -
The US dollar market buoyant this week despite escalating hostilities in the Middle East
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Concessions climb as Middle East war rocks sentiment and Amazon redefines clearing levels
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◆ Corporate bond market fizzes with multi-tranche, multi-currency deals ◆ Marketing helps spur strong outcome ◆ Proceeds to fund coffee subsidiary spin-off
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Investors more than willing to spread the love to other issuers despite hyperscaler's vast bond sale
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◆ €14.5bn deal largest ever from a corporate in the currency ◆ Investors pledge strong demand for all eight tranches ◆ Some pickup paid over Alphabet
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◆ Fast food firm leaves nothing on the table ◆ Trade extends McDonald's euro curve ◆ Reverse Yankees dominate euro IG corporate flow
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Prime week for euro funding as four issuers line up 16 tranches
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Dollar market shows first signs of life for global FIG issuance
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Leverage from Warner Bros purchase could make return to investment grade a mission impossible
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◆ Over €5bn in Reverse Yankees placed on Thursday ◆ More IG corporate bonds to follow, including potential Friday deals ◆ Volatility makes spotting new issue premiums tricky
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Oilfield services company readies four-tranche Reverse Yankee
