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Europe’s high yield market took a turn for the worse on Tuesday as fears grew over a full-blown nuclear disaster in Japan, leading to doubts that borrowers finishing roadshows, including France’s Valeo, will be able to issue this week.
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Sentiment in Europe’s high yield market remained bullish on Monday, with indices tightening, despite the Japanese earthquake and unrest in the Arab world.
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Floating rate notes returned to Europe’s high yield market with a vengeance this week, as the prospect of an earlier than expected rise in Eurozone interest rates began to make its impact felt in deal structures. Germany’s Grohe issued a blowout Eu500m bond that bankers said could open the floodgates for more such deals.
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Borrowers piled into Europe’s high yield bond market this week following the end of the results season.