EMEA
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Deals waiting to be done but no one pulls trigger despite Fed meeting later this week -
China is a major creditor, but observers hope that may not be as big a problem as elsewhere
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Total for first half is more than all of 2023 inflows
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Transaction was 67% subscribed, with anchor investors and backstopping bondholders promising to take the rest
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Second deal in as many weeks from water sector draws more than £1bn of orders
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Flurry of deals in euros with more to come as Monday supply already beats last week’s total volume
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Upcoming regulatory period introduces significant challenges for water companies, said a Fitch report
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Government bond spreads could continue to tighten versus core and semi-core peers
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◆ German banks raced out of the blocks this year ◆ Slower loan book growth to damp supply ◆ Pfandbrief spreads unlikely to tighten
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Distributed ledger bonds claimed to speed up bond issuance and make it cheaper
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Steel company won rating upgrade at the end of last week
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◆ Regular Australian dollar presence planned ◆ Asian, Aussie and Kiwi investors dominate ◆ Premium paid over euro funding
