EMEA
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The country's ruling coalition may be about to fall apart -
Bloc to test investor sentiment in primary as financial markets struggle to digest US tariffs
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As markets gap wider, the ability to get a deal done at all is commendable
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Hopes that months of cash inflows would mitigate tariff carnage have been dashed
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Rout of African bonds 'horrific', said one banker
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Swiss market resilient, but Trump test is set to be a roadblock
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Agency's absorption by state part of a wider pattern of centralised Danish public sector funding
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Agency has funded around 50% of its €65bn-€70bn programme
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Issuer takes big size ahead of blackout, offering ‘right’ products to investors
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Africa and the Gulf will suffer most in a global recession, rather than from direct tariff pain
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◆ State raises €625m as markets sink ◆ Spread hungry bank treasuries drive demand ◆ 7.5bp pickup over KfW
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All bonds printed this week, except Fresenius’ blowout short maturity deal, trade below water
