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  • The low rates in Europe are making the euro high yield market an attractive option for US issuers like Belden, a St Louis-based manufacturer of telecoms equipment, which is launching a new euro bond to buy back old deals in euros and dollars. More US issuers are coming to euros, say bankers and investors.
  • SSA
    The Province of Alberta printed a strong 10 year dollar benchmark on Thursday — the first in that maturity from an SSA since late January — leading the way for others to follow, said SSA bankers. Elsewhere, five years was very much in vogue in the dollar market — although there were some signs of investor fatigue by the end of the week, despite more issuers being expected to look at the tenor next week.
  • Fresh doubt has been cast on whether the record-breaking $100bn loan package for US chip maker Broadcom will come to fruition, after a US national security committee took the unusual step of issuing a public warning against the acquisition that the funds will finance.
  • SSA
    The Province of Alberta printed a strong 10 year dollar benchmark on Thursday — the first from an SSA since late January — leading the way for others to follow, said SSA bankers. Elsewhere, Export Development Canada was unable to move from price thoughts on a five year global.
  • Three sterling deals this week matched the busiest week of 2018 for the currency as two UK corporate issuers returned to the market after notable absences and a US issuer opted for sterling for its first non-dollar deal.
  • CVS Health printed the third-biggest bond deal of all time as it funded its $67.5bn acquisition of Aetna. Bankers hope that a revival in M&A activity will provide a shot in the arm for supply.
  • Regulators in the United States were afforded greater powers to scrutinise cryptocurrency spot markets this week, as supervisory bodies around the world come to grips with the nascent asset class.
  • Fairfax Financial Holdings, the Canadian holding company of a number of insurers and reinsurers around the world, has announced a roadshow for a deal in euros.
  • Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili filed a prospectus with the US market regulator this week, eyeing up to $400m from an IPO of American Depository Shares (ADS).