Euro
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Euro and sterling markets may provide cheaper funding for European banks' next issuance wave -
Cautious optimism that benchmark issuance will resume next week
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Firms expected to pay lower concessions compared with before August
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Swedish truck maker thunders through dead market with more than six times oversubscription
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Cash prices of corporate debt recover from June lows, as investors move money into high grade risk
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Bondholders shrug on CMA-appeasing sale, but analysts say it will bolster Veolia’s credit metrics
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High grade euro corporate bond sales nosedived by 73% last month compared with a year ago
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Despite average concessions rising throughout 2022, prices are 'manageable'
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London’s syndicate desks say dollar market is too strong for US borrowers to bother with euros
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Covered bonds to end 2022 with net-negative new issuance
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A sliver of an issuance window remains before market expected to shut up shop for two weeks
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Investors show that even during summer they have cash to put to work if the deal is right
