United States
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Bankers convinced European bond markets will shrug off short term volatility around US election
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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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Corporates price highest daily volume after market volatility brought the market to a standstill
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Flight-to-quality fully on show in European government bond yields and spreads
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US Treasury yields slumped following Friday's lower than expected US jobs numbers
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Autumn funding will start early and fast, but geopolitical risk abounds
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Early refinancing is adding more pressure on already tight corporate spreads
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◆ Slightly positive overall mood in markets on Monday ◆ Biden dropping out has no immediate impact but volatility may come later ◆ Potential issuers monitoring Monday's market moves
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◆ US bank matches its own record for the largest FIG deal of 2024… ◆ …as investors lap up further domestic and foreign paper ◆ Issuance also includes subordinated fixed and perpetual debt
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Safe senior bonds are all well and good — but refinancing capital will show just how far investors' appetite for property-heavy banks goes
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Company makes easy work of a market missing deals
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◆ BFCM becomes first French bank to print Yankee after parliamentary election ◆ Foreign banks rush before major US peers expected to swarm market ◆ Athene raises dollars days before pulling a euro deal