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A double digit premium to the dollar curve lured in overseas buyers, who took a 'large chunk' of the bonds
Investors have lots of cash and are eager for new issuance
Investors are keen for new bonds and better rated borrowers may not want to issue in numbers
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The sell-off in Russian bonds is battering emerging markets investors, who are seeing the biggest spread widening since sanctions were first imposed on the country in 2014. Not only have the bonds of freshly sanctioned Rusal tanked but other Russian companies are selling off as investors fear they may be next, and the rot is starting to spread to the wider central and eastern Europe region as well. -
Egypt paid a generous spread to access euros on Monday, during a volatile day for emerging market assets.
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Yvette Babb, a strategist in JP Morgan’s emerging markets research team, has joined NN Investment Partners.
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Saudi and Qatar look to be printing jumbo bonds this week, but the timing of both in the same few days after so many months of waiting is prompting chatter about which sovereign has caused the traffic jam and whether political machinations are behind it.
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The Eurasian Development Bank has embarked on a roadshow for a three to five year tenge denominated Eurobond.
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South Korea’s LG Chem is looking to raise up to $735m from a pair of convertible bonds in euros and dollars with an aggressive double zero structure.
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