Currencies
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The potential for further Trump-induced volatility leaves issuers saving covered bonds for even rainier days -
Demand buoyed by money market fund inflows as investors 'park cash'
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Only a trickle of issuers have printed green bonds under the new standards so far
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There still is demand from investors after this week's senior salvo but issuers need to pay the steeper curves if they want to play
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The financing was completed in part with a private credit lender
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Key trade planned for 2025 executed to satisfaction, $4bn left to do
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Both decisions met market expectations, despite prevailing economic uncertainty
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Hungarian bank is set to embark on a non-deal roadshow later this month
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Up to €10bn expected from across the ratings spectrum, but long maturities looking tricky
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◆ Issuer changes pattern of Tuesday's dual tranche deals ◆ Cheaper relative funding cost at front end prompts FRN ◆ Bank's first senior euro foray of 2025
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◆ MDB adds another point on euro curve ◆ One benchmark per year printed since debut ◆ Deal got ahead of ‘rammed’ week for supply
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Loan bankers say that some sectors look particularly shaky after Trump tariffs
