North America
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◆ Books bulge for three year deal ◆ Sizes and new issue concessions reflect demand differences ◆ Trade comes amid major data dumps
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◆ BofA taps market with a perp in post-earnings appearance ◆ Varied issuance from US and Japanese insurers ◆ Citi the only large US bank not to have issued in dollars after quarterly results
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Improving sentiment lures retail giant but issuer opts for short end
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Donald Trump’s assault on the tenets of US financial exceptionalism is a boon to European capital markets
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Supreme Court decision could put Federal Reserve's independence at risk
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◆ US firm picks euros to refi dollars ◆ Investors see whipsawing arbitrage between currencies ◆ General Mills deploys bookbuilding tactics designed to sooth investors
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Public sector funding options less sure after swap spread gyrations and hit to confidence in US
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Three headed to market on Thursday
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By plunging the US into a recession, Trump might get his rate cut wish
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Corporates cram into dollars before tariff day
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Next major day for US primary FIG is April 11 — JP Morgan's earnings, which typically heralds heavy new supply
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Trump has been far more open to negotiation on tariffs than expected, said one EM fund manager