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Double-B rated issuers WEPA Hygieneprodukte, Europe’s leading privately owned tissue manufacturer, and Barry Callebaut, the Swiss chocolate producer, both followed Volvo’s lead in launching bonds on Monday, helping to keep a stuttering primary market active. -
April brought a continued positive shift in the difference between credit default swap spreads and cash spread equivalents, the CDS-bond basis, among US dollar denominated corporate bonds.
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High yield issuance has risen in the lead up to the European Central Bank’s corporate bond buying — but investors and bankers say the programme needs to attract US borrowers if there is to be a real impact in this market.
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China’s push for an onshore CNH bond market is quickly taking shape with Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) mandating Bank of China (BoC) to arrange a sale. But the scheme’s biggest challenge is likely to be overcoming the market’s widespread scepticism. Carrie Hong and Rev Hui report.
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Rexel, the French distributor of electrical supplies, on Wednesday sold €650m of unsecured notes on a day when investment grade buyers moved into the high yield market.
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Moody’s said on Wednesday that Ardagh’s issuance of $4.5bn of bonds late on April 29 was credit positive for the B2/B rated Irish glass and metal packaging manufacturer.
