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◆ Trade is Polish bank's first in euros for three years ◆ Proceeds to fund upcoming maturity ◆ Periphery and non-eurozone deals used for pricing -
◆ Hyundai’s US arm drums up blowout response in euros ◆ Telefónica rings in solid trade ◆ SEB proves unrated spreads can be modest
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Islamic Development Bank deal sold inside the curve
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Trade was the first tier two bond from a Polish bank in euros
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White House mis-steps have raised hopes the euro can supplant the dollar
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◆ Deal attracts strong real money demand ◆ Minimal drops as accounts stick with price move ◆ Low single digit premium needed
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◆ Hybrids fight for attention alongside SLBs and green bonds ◆ Books remain well subscribed ◆ But pressure is building for market sentiment to sharply turn
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Black Sea Trade and Development Bank treasurer explains why now was the right time to return to raising debt
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◆ Scarcity value draws buyers ◆ Nordic investors lured by big pickup against krona ◆ Bankers debate euro or dollar for next international bond
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New facility replaces two loans for BBB+ rated company
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Some thought the new issue premium was slim, but others saw it in double digits
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Borrower monitoring market windows ahead of novel European sovereign sustainability-linked bond
