Currencies
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Post-World Bank goodwill evaporates under 9.1% CPI print -
Italian government on the brink as contagion worries rise
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German lender open to issuing with other labels if investor interest is sufficient
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New issue concessions on the rise in final major week of issuance before expected summer lull
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Divergent strategies among desks when and how to execute, if at all, any deals after next week
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Banks cannot accurately convey the impact of climate change without closing data gaps
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Coupon difference between deals printed a year apart highlights direction of market
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High borrowing costs, market volatility and lower investor demand push back timing of subordinated issuance
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Issuer finds dollar market’s pulse but currency to remain challenging for others
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Demand at the short end of the Swiss curve allows for attractive pricing
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Others would be 'very bold and arrogant' not to consider following up with a deal of their own
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German issuer was able to print a longer dated bond than has been the norm but Korean borrower had a tougher time despite the new issue premium it paid
