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The US high yield market is again showing better resilience to market volatility than its European counterpart this week, as investors have bought $2.185bn of deals, while Europe’s main result so far is the pulling of SAF-Holland’s issue.
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European high yield bankers are concerned that issuers will again start to rely heavily on the US market, as the financial backdrop has weakened.
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SAF-Holland, the unrated German maker of lorry and bus parts, has decided today not to sell an intended €150m five year bond.
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Alimak Hek, the Swedish maker of industrial lifts, is planning a four day roadshow in the Nordic region from May 2.
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Agrokor, the Croatian food producer, distributor and retailer, sold €300m of seven year non-call three bonds inside guidance on Friday, having last week scrapped the US leg of its roadshow.
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SAF-Holland, the unrated German maker of lorry and bus parts, has opened the books for a five year bond deal on Monday.