Currencies
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Tool hire company sees significant opportunity coming to the sector from government support -
More than $30bn raised as banks turn to primary market after quarterly earnings announced
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Investors expected deals on Wednesday after Woolworths’ chunky demand
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◆ Bankers debate new issue premiums ◆ Basis less favourable for reverse Yankees after US jitters ◆ European national champion still awaited
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One of the first facilities from sector heading for boom after Germany announced big spending plans
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◆ BPCE attracts biggest book since February ◆ Long five year appeals to wide range of investors ◆ Pick-up paid over secondaries and OATs
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◆ Australia’s biggest supermarket chain over six times subscribed ◆ Trade started marketing well wide of fair value ◆ Market still trying to find spread levels after chaos last week
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First EGB syndication and first dollar SSA bond after tariff mayhem put investor demand to test
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◆ Quick intra-day trade was ‘right thing to do’ ◆ Tough decision on the starting level ◆ Smaller issuers’ spread to larger peers key to pricing
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◆ National champion expected to reopen market ◆ Investors could prove 'selective' ◆ Premiums to factor in higher transaction costs
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◆ US firm picks euros to refi dollars ◆ Investors see whipsawing arbitrage between currencies ◆ General Mills deploys bookbuilding tactics designed to sooth investors
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◆ Short week starts on stronger footing ◆ Gasunie lands with single digit new issue concession ◆ But high order book attrition is on display
