Currencies
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Saint-Gobain, Kering and EnBW join buzzing corporate debt market
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◆ Nordea's deal shows greenium is alive in the FIG market ◆ Pricing was flat to fair value thanks to robust demand ◆ Bawag uses tender to reallocate old investors into new €400m tier two refinancing
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◆ Fourth deal in a little over a week will add to $6.5bn of AT1 issuance ◆ Comes just a day after Barclays garnered huge response for its tightly priced trade ◆ Santander seen focusing on achieving lower yield
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◆ Macquarie Group's first euro senior deal in almost two years ◆ Aussie name likely lured investors ◆ S-Bank issuing euro FRN
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Nearly new borrower lands one of the tightest spreads of the year
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Deal comes flat to swaps, but issuer cannot reach hoped-for size
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Short end demand wanes as investors adjust to 'peak rates' narrative
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◆ Strong market sentiment backs new deal and potential FIG issuance as spreads tighten ◆ Views on NIP differ but SG's outcome was unanimously 'very good' ◆ Austrian and Australian issuers on the way
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High beta and long duration back in demand after US inflation falls
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Maturity back in demand as inflation appears to be under control
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◆ Issuer takes advantage of red-hot sentiment post-CPI ◆ Higher yielding bank capital prices moved up, including a similar AT1 from Barclays ◆ Strong demand suggests tight pricing eyed
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Dealers away say rich pricing versus Pfandbrief led to disappointing orders