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The strong run of US corporate bond issuance continued this week as borrowers enjoyed a firm technical backdrop, despite a collapse in US Treasury yields following the Brexit vote. -
Looking at corporate bond issuance in Europe over the last two weeks you would be forgiven for thinking the Brexit vote had never happened.
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The Asian debt market has followed up strongly on Bank of China’s successful $3bn green bond, with five deals launched on Thursday and more expected.
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Nestlé printed its second Eurodollar deal of the year on Wednesday, as it rode through a weak market backdrop to double the size of its offering to $600m and achieve very tight pricing on a swap basis.
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Yunnan Metropolitan Construction Investment Co has become the latest local government financing vehicle in the offshore bond market. With more new issues in the pipeline, the LGFV bond spree shows no signs of slowing but the market is not open to all names.
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Total was able to take a clean run at the European investment grade corporate bond market on Thursday as it issued a €2.75bn dual tranche deal and attracted buyers from outside the usual corporate investor base.
