Europe
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At least two deals are planned next week as issuers weigh up costs -
The invasion of Ukraine showed almost nothing is off the cards in Putin's Russia
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There has not been a large European bank block since before Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in March
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Issuance tipped to slow down significantly from now until late August
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Unusually, the payments company is bookbuilding without a range
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High yields ensure the first deal since the Bank of England's 50bp rise was amply covered
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Hesse takes €1bn after investors flock to Land NRW, Saxony-Anhalt and Land Baden-Württemberg
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Size and spread of the bank’s latest transaction should ensure a fair performance
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Unlike Ukraine's other state-owned issuers, Naftogaz is yet to secure full relief from bondholders
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Borrowing levels tipped to increase towards the back end of the year
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◆ Santander Consumer Bank seals 35bp move ◆ 10bp-20bp concessions needed for senior prints ◆ Pipeline slows as issuers enter 'monitoring mode'
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Demand for borrower's second ever outing is lower as it becomes a frequent face in market
