Euro
-
IG corporate investors mostly dread central bank missteps, according to BofA survey
-
◆ End of year slow down exacerbated by caution ahead of major central bank decisions ◆ Sentiment stays strong albeit some dents after strong US economic data forces changes in rate cut expectations ◆ European banks send RFPs for January issuance
-
Only premier corporates expected to print in remaining days
-
IG companies’ premiums have halved, according to the Primary Market Monitor
-
Only blue chips looking to get ahead on next year’s programmes expected before Christmas
-
German development bank looks to fund €90bn-€95bn, the higher end of what was expected
-
Concessions vanish and investors left wanting as demand outweighs supply
-
The German state is eyeing two fixed rate benchmarks in the first half of next year
-
IG corporate volumes top €2bn this week as demand continues to outstrip supply
-
Basel-based supra sets sights on euro and dollar syndications
-
The supra is eyeing larger benchmarks, more public taps, and a potential sterling social debut
-
Real estate borrowers continue to find market access in winter rally