Goldman Sachs
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The dollar market will still be the place to go for SSAs next week as the euro market comes to terms with a rampant repricing, but not every deal in the market this week fared spectacularly well.
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A second successive twin tap deal, following Portugal’s lead at the end of last month, brought the European Financial Stability Facility both plaudits and brickbats this week in an otherwise deserted euro primary market, writes Craig McGlashan. -
The US high-grade market continued its hot streak this week, with more than $23bn of new corporate deals being priced in three days despite heightened volatility.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena is set to launch its long-awaited rights issue, for up to €3bn, later this month, after the European Central Bank gave approval for the deal on Wednesday.
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Flint Group, the Luxembourg headquartered UK provider of products and supplies for the printing and packaging industries, is seeking a price cut on a €1.5bn equivalent loan.
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A pair of SSAs printed dollar benchmarks at the short end on Wednesday — a choice likely to be followed by another issuers in the currency next week.
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The European Financial Stability Facility passed a tricky test in euros on Wednesday — but bankers were divided over whether it had opened the market for others.
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FedEx has obtained a €2bn loan to buy its European competitor TNT Express, but will also finance the deal with balance sheet cash.
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Flint Group, the Luxembourg-headquartered UK provider of products and supplies for the printing and packaging industries, is seeking a price cut on a €1.5bn-equivalent loan.
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Weak German GDP figures helped drive a bid for Bunds on Wednesday morning, bringing a degree of stability after two weeks of volatility in eurozone government bonds.
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A pair of highly rated SSAs are set to dip into dollars on Wednesday, after two issuers had contrasting fortunes in the market on Tuesday.
