Europe
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Collapse in Russia sovereign and corporate bond prices in full steam as more sanctions loom as participants wonder when other issuers can raise funding again -
Sovereign, supranational, agency and core European covered bonds will be the first asset classes to re-open the primary market
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Easter window for IPOs is 'wishful thinking' as markets plunge into sea of red
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Russian invasion of Ukraine causes issuers to postpone deals but short dated prints expected soon
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The Italian transaction may prove a bellwether for other issuers in Europe’s periphery
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A superb outcome for the the five year portion of the deal sharply contrasted with limp interest in the 10 year
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The stock price of the Czech energy company rose 2.4% following the announcement
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Modestly sized deals in intermediate maturities with a fair concession worked well
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SSA issuers went further down the curve as Russia sanctions brought some reprieve to market volatility before the invasion
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Investors can still trade existing Russian debt but this could change if Russia launches full scale invasion of Ukraine
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Soaring tensions in Eastern Europe only strengthen case to turn off money taps sooner
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European corporate deals still expected to come to market, though visibility is poor
