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Aéroports de Paris reopened the corporate bond market on Wednesday after two weeks’ silence, using an attractive new issue premium to amass a hefty order book for a €500m deal. -
Corporate bond bankers are gearing up for a midsummer surge of dealmaking, with issuers looking likely to take advantage of renewed risk appetite to clear out a pipeline that has looked worryingly blocked since early June.
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The high-grade dollar market enjoyed a dramatic rebound as corporates exploited calm in the markets to print a deluge of deals that pushed July issuance to record levels.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific became the first US issuer to tap the euro corporate bond market for a fortnight on Thursday, bucking expectations by grabbing a skinny new issue premium compared with European issuers.
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Telecom Italia announced the indicative results of a dollar and euro bond buyback on Thursday afternoon. It will repurchase around €980m of notes from seven bonds.
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Deutsche Wohnen, the German property company, issued its first conventional bond on Thursday, benefiting from strong market sentiment after Greece’s parliament approved a new bailout package.
