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Donald Trump’s assault on the tenets of US financial exceptionalism is a boon to European capital markets -
The new loan comes from the company's established lending group
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◆ Investors claw back some of the power in primary market ◆ Trade lands with high single digit concession ◆ Deal more than three times subscribed despite €1bn falling out of orderbook
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Austrian bank will not call its AT1 with the lowest reset rate but it will redeem another it had been extending since the eruption of the war in Ukraine
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Single currency offers borrowers more certainty, according to bankers
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Issuers are not under pressure to rush into a volatile market
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IG corporate investors have preferred bonds with higher ratings since tariff chaos began
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Demand up since 'liberation day' as French firms satisfy bid for quality
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The central bank has lowered rates by 25bp amid fears of tariff-induced growth shocks
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Duration on the cards for senior funders, with covered bonds set to skew short
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Borrowers achieve mixed results with new bonds as market struggles to offer solid ground
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◆ First EGB syndication in three weeks breezes through primary ◆ Sovereign rides recent upgrade momentum ◆ Quick execution, measured pricing and sizing approach
