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Demand up since 'liberation day' as French firms satisfy bid for quality
Market welcomes the move, but the tone around non-UK covered bonds is set to remain 'cautious'
Duration on the cards for senior funders, with covered bonds set to skew short
Supply expected to skew shorter after recent borrowers opted for the long end
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A backlog of deals is building and a further repricing is likely -
Covered bond issuance is on track to finish 2023 close to last year’s record, but the more uncertain global outlook suggests next year could prove less certain and more difficult to predict than 2023.
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The Australian bank's debut deal was perfectly timed and would not have achieved the same result this week
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Rates volatility suggests funding windows could be short lived
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Banks could be snared by higher reserve requirements, deposit flight and active quantitative tightening
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◆ Euro FIG supply not expected to restart until Wednesday ◆ Investors are in the driver's seat ◆ Rates uncertainty dampens outlook
