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Volatile credit markets put pressure on high yield bond and credit default swap spreads on Tuesday, as fears about euro zone debt broadened.
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Despite the sharp increase in volatility in bond markets in the past few days, the Eu200m bond issued by US industrial packaging company Greif on Friday has traded up.
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Coditel, the Belgian cable TV, internet and terrestrial telephone provider, is braving choppy credit markets by launching a Eu260m high yield bond, rated B3/-/B+, through Morgan Stanley and ING.
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Brenntag, the German chemicals distribution group, priced Eu400m of seven year notes in line with tightened guidance on Friday, despite renewed volatility in credit and equity markets after a sell-off in Italian sovereign debt and much weaker than expected US non-farm payroll data. Meanwhile US industrial packaging company Greif also printed its Eu200m ten year high yield notes in line with guidance at par with a 7.375% coupon.
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Italian carmaker Fiat priced the first speculative grade bond in Europe for a fortnight on Tuesday, re-opening the gate for more high yield issuance in July. That evening, the shine was taken off by Moody’s downgrade of Portugal.
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