US dollar
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◆ Handful of European banks go Stateside after quarterly earnings ◆ Some revisit dollar funding despite it not offering best relative cost ◆ HSBC goes for size as its triple trancher surpasses BofA's $5bn print
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‘Rammed’ week ahead with EGBs, EU, EIB, KfW and many smaller names expected to keep investors busy
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Key trade planned for 2025 executed to satisfaction, $4bn left to do
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Both decisions met market expectations, despite prevailing economic uncertainty
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◆ MDB adds another point on euro curve ◆ One benchmark per year printed since debut ◆ Deal got ahead of ‘rammed’ week for supply
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Loan bankers say that some sectors look particularly shaky after Trump tariffs
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Sustainability-linked deal refinances two deals early
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US Treasury market 'really moving' during execution, according to issuer
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SSA issuers continue to battle large swap spread moves, and ‘you must make sure to have room to deal with such volatility’
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Final US big bank to raise dollars after earnings
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Google owner returns to dollar market for first time since 2020 for joint tightest 30 year spread ever
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Spring has finally sprung in the dollar market for SSA issuers printing at ultra-tight spread to US Treasuries. But questions raised whether it will last