Currencies
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Unmet demand for the Spanish deal is expected to lure other bank issuers to the asset class
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Both EIB and KfW also plan to sell seven year bonds with Belgium targeting 20 year -
Austrian firms pay up following deluge of covered supply
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Investors were eager to take down sterling paper from foreign and domestic issuers across the capital structure
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Dollar market to offer certain covered funders size at an attractive cost
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Simultaneous buy-back of tier two bonds to spur deal's success in first test of most junior class since Credit Suisse demise
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Pair attract a combined €6.3bn thanks to high yields and a normalising swap curve
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Issuer looks to dollars, euros and, potentially for the first time, Canadian dollars to fund its remaining 2023 programme
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French bank raised sterling funding roughly flat to cost in euros
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Market participants are hoping that money centre banks will soon reopen US issuance in a bid to assuage buyers
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Non-preferred senior deal is priced through euros
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Big issuer expected to bring short dated deal but sovereigns and supras will stick to euros next week
