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Finnish technology company Nokia is set to become the first European company to issue a euro high yield bond for four weeks. Meanwhile, UK food producer Bakkavor will repay all its notes. -
Jeanswear maker Levi Strauss priced on Thursday a new refinancing deal in euros, having been absent from the European high yield bond market for seven years.
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US pharma research firm Quintiles IMS Holdings printed on Thursday a new €1.4bn high yield bond, proving that European high yield investors are embracing the train of US issuers printing in euros.
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Xinhu Zhongbao Co became the latest dollar issuer to benefit from a conducive market backdrop this week, pricing a $700m bond — the largest high yield property transaction in recent times.
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The corporate bond market is picking up momentum again, with almost €3.5bn of debt printed already this week, and investors say issuance can continue apace if Europe’s economies continue to improve.
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Citic snatched $1.25bn from an aggressively priced dual-tranche transaction on Tuesday, its second bond outing since a restructuring that saw it gain investment grade status.
