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The investment grade bond and loan markets embraced the September rush with gusto this week, but the high yield bond and leveraged loan sectors look like they need a little more time to limber up.
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UK energy company SSE opened up the week’s issuance for corporate bonds on Tuesday, overcoming less-than-ideal market conditions to gather a solidly oversubscribed order book for an eight year bond. -
Another issuer joined the corporate bond pipeline on Tuesday, as German investment company JAB Holdings hired banks for a roadshow.
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The dollar market has enjoyed a banner year, but the recent market turbulence emanating from China has put it on course for a record that market participants would rather not see broken.
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Merck broke a three week hiatus in euro corporate issuance on Thursday, drawing together a hefty order book for a triple tranche M&A driven deal despite shaky markets earlier in the week.
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The corporate bond pipeline for September swelled rapidly over the course of this week, with no less than six companies hiring banks for roadshows in the near future.
