Currencies
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◆ Derwent brings smooth Friday trade ◆ Deal caps off €49bn-equivalent fortnight ◆ Volumes expected to collapse -
'Modestly-sized' long conventional Gilt followed market feedback
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Sovereign envisions regular issuance as it brings second benchmark in recent years
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The euro market has struck a delicate balance when it comes to pricing and sizing
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Improved all-in funding conditions lure a host of European banks to the US as Citi emerges with jumbo opco trade
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Diverse range of deals shows investors remain eager to play as diversification considerations intensify
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US covered bonds could fill the triple-A rated void left by the sovereign's downgrade
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Less exuberance in bookbuilding and secondary widening follows primary market onslaught
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Market participants anticipate borrowers dipping below US govvie benchmark
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◆ Large size, zero NIP achieved ◆ Historically low spread to US Treasuries ◆ Secondary performance despite tight pricing
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Owner InfraBridge has plans for expansion and upgrades
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◆ Finnvera joins dollar party in primary ◆ Attractive levels and lack of supply boost demand ◆ Another German issuer brings 10 year euro paper
