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US cloud and physical data manager Iron Mountain’s €300m deal proved European investors can give US IT company debt a chance despite some troubled recent deals. -
Nordic low cost airline Norwegian Air Shuttle will meet investors about a tap of its only euro bond on Monday. This time, it also plans a new €370m deal in Norwegian kroner.
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German mining firm K+S issued in the bond market for the second time in the past six weeks on Wednesday, in investment grade style despite its October downgrade into high yield ratings.
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The European corporate bond market is again packed to bursting on Wednesday, with six new issues, among which Apple is likely to be one of the most sought after names. This week is building up to a huge total, as LVMH has already raised €4.5bn and Anheuser-Busch InBev £2.25bn.
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Logan Property raised a $450m bond on Tuesday, achieving its lowest yield in the international debt market. The lack of high yield paper from Chinese real estate developers and the company’s strong profitability helped drum up demand.
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Euronav, the unrated Belgian oil tanker group, made its debut in the bond market on Tuesday after a second consecutive year of profits in a declining industry.
