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Singapore’s PSA International braved a crowded market on Tuesday to make a return to dollar bonds after a six year absence. The rarity of the name worked in the issuer’s favour, allowing it to meet its key pricing objective. -
Telefónica hit the European bond market on Wednesday for a €2.75bn dual tranche deal that drew hefty demand, but later widened in secondary.
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Singapore’s PSA International broke its six year absence from the bond market in style on Tuesday, raising $500m in a deal that met its objective of pricing inside the curve of the closest comparable.
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After a slight dip in pace last week, Europe’s corporate bond market rally has snapped back again, moving up another gear as investors plough their funds into new issues.
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Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) navigated a crowded primary market on Tuesday to seal a $1bn dual-tranche bond. Thanks to the credit’s safe-haven status, onshore investors piled in, allowing the firm to price the deal flat to its existing curves.
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Olam International returned to the international bond market on Tuesday after an absence of nearly two years with a popular $300m trade that drew good participation from private banks and institutional accounts.
