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Issuers expected to squeeze in before tariff volatility returns and summer holidays start
Investor sensitivity means lower spread moves and smaller book cover levels
The euro market has struck a delicate balance when it comes to pricing and sizing
Insurers and asset managers drive long dated revival
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Singaporean and South Korean lenders expected to be regular euro issuers -
New Zealand banks to end their absence from the market
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Luxembourg market draws closer to extinction
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Covered's tight spread to senior unsecured is a bigger problem for supply than France's politics
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Higher issuance and redemption volumes expected to put pressure on covered bonds next year
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Banks enjoyed a strong start to their 2024 euro funding, securing much needed duration without having to pay eye-watering premiums. But conditions worsened and issuers slunk back down the curve as elections dictated market sentiment, writes Frank Jackman
