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Business has sagged in the third quarter, but the pipeline is busy, despite an intractable war
Private bonds are now being offered in the open market wider than where public deals trade
Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
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Sanctions on Russia could be tightened following a bill that passed the US Senate nearly unanimously in mid-June, but even though some commentators are sceptical that they will be implemented, VTB head of global banking Riccardo Orcel said that it won't stop the Russian state-controlled bank’s expansion into new markets. -
Strong support from IG accounts had enabled Polish utility company Tauron Polska Energia to tighten guidance to 165bp, plus or minus 2bp, for its windy but not green 10 year note on Tuesday morning.
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Russia’s EuroChem once again appeared to prove on Monday that it can squeeze bond investors for every last basis point and get away with it, but one of the bookrunners ended up owning up to half of the deal.
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Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Co rattled over multiple speed bumps on its way to a $200m bond on Tuesday, having to navigate picky investors as well as concerns around cross-guarantee of bonds in China’s domestic market.
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Hong Kong conglomerate Swire Pacific closed a $300m seven year bond on Tuesday, opting for a tight price over size with the debt-raising.
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For emerging market bond investors, every crisis is an opportunity as inflows into the asset class continue to compress yields. Russia, commodity exporters and Mozambique are in focus this week.
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