World Bank
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Huge new emergency package from US-based supranational likely to be spread over a number of years -
The window for SSAs to issue long duration opens and shuts in days
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Others are not expected to follow after cool reception
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SSA issuers line up new bonds in a market that has been tepid towards the sector
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Issuer planning $3bn more, but no new debt due despite bankers’ hopes
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Issuers head to farthest reaches of the curve despite record inflation and looming rate rises before opportunity closes
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Market gobbles up absorbs first roaring day of primary market trade in 2022
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Bank plots expanding cash for carbon credits scheme out to new sectors
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Supranational ends two year absence from the Georgian lari with its latest deal
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High inflation print no barrier to SSAs focused on floater market
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The World Bank made a rare trip to the long end of the dollar curve on Thursday, reopening a 2031 line linked to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (Sofr).
