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BMW formed part of the auto sector’s traditional charge from pole position into the first corners of the corporate bond market on Wednesday, beginning the new year with a dual tranche trade that paid single digit concessions. -
BPRL International Singapore (BPRL) is starting the New Year in pursuit of a dollar bond, hiring banks for a roadshow.
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Renault Credit International Banque, the finance subsidiary of Renault, became the first corporate bond issuer of 2017 on Tuesday, slipping through the year’s earliest possible window to issue in euros.
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A majority of credit investors believe the European Central Bank will begin to wind down its Corporate Sector Purchase Programme from April next year, according to a Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey published on Tuesday.
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Gazprom plans to borrow $4.7bn in external debt next year, it said in its 2017 budget.
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More investment grade companies are known to be preparing bond issues than usual at this time of year, but January is still likely to be a muted month for issuance, say some market participants.
