Currencies
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Plenty more to come yet from the Finnish agency, including green and possibly social bonds
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Demand for long-dated public sector bonds, including private placements, is rising
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From long-dated covered and senior bonds to regulatory capital deals; all were priced tight this week. Even after Thursday's ECB meeting, nothing looks set to worsen conditions for issuers
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◆ US FIG January volumes reach $112bn ◆ Highest month ever within sight ◆ Bank of New Zealand the sole Yankee issuer this week
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European corporate bond issuance down on last year but good pricing and capex could tempt borrowers
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Overwhelming demand has led to an unusual upsizing of a no-grow deal this week
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Real estate giant draws “unexpected” investor diversity to unloved sector
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Blackouts leave market calm unexploited after rates stay at 4%
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Swedish agency prints $1bn with ease as orders exceeds $4.1bn
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French bank can afford to be opportunistic thanks to its well-advanced funding plan, as it will not immediately rush to revisit the subordinated debt market after its pulled tier two deal, its head of capital markets tells GlobalCapital
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Popular fallen angel proves depth of bid for lower ratings
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French, German and Canadian issuers printed their first euro bonds of the year