US dollar
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German sub-sovereign issuer gears up for the first euro SSA deal since the ECB’s 50bp rate rise, with Swedish agency eyeing dollars ahead of Fed meet -
The market was on fire this week, with seven deals emerging over three currencies
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Six US banks and a UK Yankee push weekly FIG supply to $33bn
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Covered bonds attract big order books, resulting in large euro and dollar deals
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Yankee banks jumped into the dollar market this week before US bank earnings season kicked off
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Post-World Bank goodwill evaporates under 9.1% CPI print
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Issuer finds dollar market’s pulse but currency to remain challenging for others
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French bank's funding cost has tripled since its last dollar bond
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Borrowers talk tactics after torrid week for issuance
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Despite a 44% drop in June, dollar FIG supply is keeping up with 2021
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Volatile debt markets continue to punish SSA issuers across the spectrum
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End of week looking choppy as inflation tipped to hit new records
