Currencies
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All eyes are fixed on November early repayment data for clues about bond volumes -
Foreign firms are rushing to print dollars as positive sentiment persists
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Market boost drove a diverse set of bonds from smaller banks as international investors looked for higher yielding debt
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Big books and tight prints suggest a turning point that could tempt issuers to bring forward deals into this year
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Corporate pipeline fills as firms look to print before Christmas
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‘All is expected’ from the UK government’s long-awaited autumn statement
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Fair value continues its slip into meaninglessness as bankers say it is not anchored in reality
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Expectations for rates stability have encouraged international investors to return to Greek bank debt
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No book updates given once spread was set 2bp wide of initial level
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No concession needed as Baloise races away with Sfr225m of senior funding
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Converging funding costs to euros will revive dollars further
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The government will tap the new line via tenders after February next year to bring more liquidity
