US dollar
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◆ Canadian province smashes size record ◆ It becomes large, benchmark issuer ◆ Record book with ‘a fantastic mix’ -
◆ KfW to price with tight Treasury spread ◆ BNG ‘able to sufficiently differentiate itself’ ◆ Massive books continue from last week
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Early signs of a milder start to public bond issuance in 2025 than last year, but with one important caveat
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◆ Sentiment towards CRE exposed issuers far cry from February 2024's lows ◆ Aareal eyes replacing AT1 it has extended since April 2020 ◆ Switches from euros to dollars due to costs
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Mandates flood in for dollar and euro deals as EU prepares to offer dual-tranche deal
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Risk shifted from lending banks to insurance companies
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Supranational remains ahead of the curve in completing its 2024-2025 funding task
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◆ Near-record book for new dollar bond ◆ Euro on the menu as part of $10bn-$11bn programme ◆ No pick up to peers, no problem
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Development bank aims to continue early success in the dollar market next week
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International banks launched a torrent of dollar FIG supply as they swatted away political uncertainty to get 2025 off to a rapid start
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Last January's book and deal size records tumble to encourage bankers with 'trillions' of issuance still to be digested
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◆ More agencies jump into dollars ◆ AFD reopens French SSA dollar supply ◆ NWB beats size goal
