Americas
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◆ First euro deal since January 2024 ◆ Timing and tightening 'just right' ◆ Peer issuance provides confidence -
Demand let A rated sovereign cut spread by 35bp
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◆ RBC makes fourth visit to euro senior market in 2025 ◆ Fast money sensitive to tightening ◆ Bail-in value vs other jurisdictions evaluated
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Companies jump in before Juneteenth holiday on Thursday
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Investors hope a government more open to fiscal tightening will come to power in 2026
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Province ‘well within comfort zone’ with borrowing target despite enlarged deficit
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US corporates continue to enjoy decent funding conditions
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New faces in euros could be thin end of the wedge as Pacific Life introduces first green FABN
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◆ First dollar benchmark of 2025 ◆ Tight spread to US Treasuries like peers ◆ Large book supports 4bp tightening
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The country has not printed a Eurobond for nearly five years
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◆ Scotia and Bank of Queensland tap the short end ◆ Single digit premium for Scotia ◆ BoQ offers spread to Aussie major peers
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Three corporates printed this week, as did Peru in its own currency
