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Geopolitics takes a back seat as earnings season weighs on euro corporate supply
Attractive spreads available as Air Liquide lines up Swiss franc debut
Life science, utilities and industrials dominate supply after big tech's big splurge
Fresh issuance expected to keep new issue premiums elevated
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Europe’s high grade corporate bond market pumped out deals on Tuesday, with some defensive issuers managing to print inside fair value while some of the day’s more esoteric picks had to pay up even for short maturity debt. -
Steel maker ArcelorMittal has raised over $2bn through a sale of new shares and mandatory convertible bonds after posting a $1bn loss in the first quarter because of the Covid-19 global pandemic, which has caused demand for steel to plunge.
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Several borrowers have entered the Schuldschein market after car parts maker Robert Bosch fired the starting gun on the market's reopening last week. Market participants are now eager to know which will be the first non-German issuer.
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Harley-Davidson, the US motorbike maker, has opened books on a three year euro bond at a nosebleed-inducing wide spread. Bankers suggest the company had little choice but to accept to pay a sky high margin.
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Mining company Indonesia Asahan Aluminium (Inalum) battled weakening fundamentals and financial troubles at its state-owned peers to raise $2.5bn from a triple-tranche bond on Monday.
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Asia’s bond market has remained reasonably resilient amid the Covid-19 pandemic, despite a big fall in deal flow. Indonesia's Hutama Karya showed just how strong the market can be, when it sold its debut dollar bond.
