German issuers to remain absent friends
Tightening spreads and bulging order books since January have failed to lure German banks into issuance. The rate at which the banks are deleveraging and retreating from foreign markets has made financing through wholesale markets completely redundant. But they will still need to put their new balance sheets to work, and Fitch has questioned whether the domestic market is large enough to absorb this lending without mispricing.
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