European Union
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EU bonds perform, even after €30bn rise to annual issuance ceiling for 2026
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Issuer's curve could flatten and its long-end may outperform euro govvie curves
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◆ Private credit and equity to come under oversight for first time... ◆ ... as Bank of England eases burden on banks... ◆ ... amid global shift to lighten up on lenders, with ECB expected next
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Bloc finishes 2025 bond issuance at €153bn, H1 2026 funding plan moves into focus
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Rise of central bank and official institution demand bolstering 'super hot' SSA market
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New issue premium paid debated ◆ 'A lot of market' had expected dual tranche ◆ EU duration and funding needs questioned
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◆ Choice expected, but some predict dual-trancher ◆ Overlap of accounts targeted ◆ Eurofima dollar mandate
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Proposed reduction in EU insurer regulatory capital requirements expected to encourage CLO investment
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Wholesale and retail CBDCs are moving forward in EU and UK, but there is more push-back on retail version
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Several public sector borrowers brought well received deals this week
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◆ French woes no trouble for bond behemoth ◆ Another €11bn done, only one syndication left ◆ Fair value remained 'pretty much stable'
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Issuer to price seven year tap and new 15 year line as France loses its prime minister, again