Currencies
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The yen debut ended a record year for overseas bond issuance
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◆ RBC leads European banks to funding in the US ◆ Once JP Morgan starts the third quarter bank earnings season local FIG bond wave could materialise ◆ This could keep market busy until US election
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Issuer-friendly mismatch in supply and demand masks the difficulty of timing the market
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Bloc prices another blockbuster after launching repo facility as it adapts to shifting relative value in pursuit of sovereign status
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Rachel Reeves's first Budget needs to pass the Truss test and avoid spooking the Gilt market
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Wide SSA spreads and stale secondary levels are pushing out covered spreads and NIPs
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Issuer almost alone among US and European companies in market this year
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◆ Only €5bn left of €80bn funding task ◆ Dollars and smaller currencies on the menu ◆ ‘Right demand, right product, right time’
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◆ Pricing over size prioritised... ◆ ... but likely not at the initial stage ◆ Elevated concession, albeit not the main measure of FRNs' attractiveness, suggests limits to investor demand
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◆ Dutch bank pushes sterling funding through its euro secondary curve ◆ Max size achieved ◆ Investors remain glued to the deal as they foresee performance amid supply scarcity
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◆ Euro covered priced inside dollars for Canadians ◆ Small premium paid ◆ Infrequent funder 'in the pack' with peers
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◆ Capped deal starts with spread range fixed from outset ◆ Issuer adds €115m of orders after setting spread ◆ Finding fair value tricky