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Bifurcation is emerging in how investors treat the hyperscalers
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US agribusiness and food company Bunge on Thursday issued the first euro benchmark bond since the European Central Bank began to buy corporate bonds on Wednesday, in a deal that could attract attention from other US-based corporates. -
The European Central Bank made an orderly entry into the European investment grade corporate bond market on Wednesday, choosing to buy small tickets in secondary.
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After three months of pumping issuance and tightening spreads, the moment has arrived. On Wednesday, the European Central Bank finally entered the investment grade corporate bond market as a buyer.
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Tianjin Infrastructure Construction (TJII) has become latest Chinese local government financing vehicle to tap the international bond market, pricing a new $500m three year. Bankers on the deal were encouraged to see a Chinese LGFV trade resonate well with offshore investors who had previously remained on the sidelines.
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German housing company Vonovia on Monday demonstrated that issuer friendly deals were still available without having the European Central Bank as a buyer, printing a €1bn dual tranche bond with satisfying concessions.
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Dutch state-owned electricity grid company Tennet was in the market on Monday with a dual tranche green bond that went beyond the usual green investor base by including a 20 year tranche alongside a more traditional 10 year.
