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Higher rates from the outbreak of the war have enhanced callable MTNs' yield appeal
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Several issuers from peripheral European countries found demand for their notes this week even as MTN trading meandered through to a slow, summer rhythm.
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Puttable floating rate notes remained in demand this week, with supply becoming tighter as confidence begins to return in the MTN market.
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Investors are still hesitant to increase activity in European commercial paper, despite improved sentiment across markets, and flows look set to continue declining over the summer.
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The results of the European bank stress tests mean that the European commercial paper market is likely to become even more difficult for smaller peripheral banks to access than it has been.
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Spanish issuers have received increased enquiry for their European commercial paper thanks to improved sentiment and their own flexibility, but the overall volume of outstanding ECP keeps falling.
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KBC Ifima became the latest borrower to turn to dollar callable zero coupon notes this week as investors struggle to meet their yield targets, and NRW.Bank sold the largest deal in the structure so far this year.