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The World Bank placed a Saudi Arabian riyal trade through JP Morgan on Friday. The Sr625m ($166.7m) five year note is the first MTN to be sold in riyal since December 2009, according to Dealogic. -
The year to date volume of medium term note issuance is the lowest it has been for at least 15 years, according to Dealogic data.
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The medium term note market is being marginalised by a flood of public trades ahead of the European Central Bank policy meeting on March 10.
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Japanese retail investors will, for the first time, have the chance to invest in the International Finance Corporation's Masala programme after the supranational launched on Tuesday its first Masala Uridashi.
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While volatility still grips much of the developing world, the pace of emerging market currency issuance from supranationals has intensified, the drought of early February long forgotten.
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World Bank has raised funds in Nigerian naira for the first time since March 2014. The one year clip comes in spite of rumbles of a potential currency devaluation.
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Emerging market currencies appear to be back in fashion with medium term note investors this week, after supply had weakened in early February from a strong January start.
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The Chartered Community of Navarre made a rare appearance in the bond market through Santander on February 11.
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A rally in Japanese equity prices on Monday led to a friendlier tone in public bond markets than has been seen in recent weeks. Medium term note bankers fear that will shift attention away from their market.
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Some medium term note investors believe the Mexican peso may now be undervalued, a pair of deals in the currency suggested this week.
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Medium term note investors believe the Mexican peso may be undervalued, as they took punts with a series of deals in the currency.
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Medium term notes from supranationals are proving popular, as investors turn to the asset class in the face of uncertain markets.
