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◆ Issuer grabs limelight amid busy session ◆ Rival bankers debate NIP ◆ Duration popular with French issuers -
◆ Blowout demand for wholesaler's deal ◆ 55bp spread tightening ◆ Investors rush to buy short-end debt in primary market
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◆ Canadian bank competes in busy session ◆ US dollar equivalence debated ◆ Fast money favours higher yield
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◆ New 10 year priced without tightening ◆ NIP squashed by swap spread moves ◆ ‘High quality book’ nevertheless
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◆ US company funding $7.2bn acquisition ◆ Defensive tactics lead to sticky book ◆ Trade follows 'blip' of TCC being pulled
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◆ Bank's second public deal lands tighter than its debut ◆ Deal size set early 'to give clarity' ◆ Minimal attrition in order books
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◆ Soft open gives way to stronger afternoon ◆ 'Will price in range' tag may have reassured investors ◆ Quick money blamed for orderbook attrition
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◆ Muted reaction in Bund spreads opens door for German issuer ◆ Issuer opts for low beta, short-dated offering ◆ Investors 'cannot be too picky' warns banker
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Issuance in February running higher than last year
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Defence, utilities and real estate all likely to need more loans
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◆ Demand weighted to either end of curve ◆ TotalEnergies tightens eight year tranche more ◆ Business as usual after German election
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◆ Deal is third Aussie trade in a week ◆ Aussie lender takes size ◆ Slim orderbook necessitates slim premium
