North America
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By plunging the US into a recession, Trump might get his rate cut wish -
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
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Severn Trent and Bank Vontobel tempt investors with inaugural trades
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Canadian banks cross the border and UOB makes rare return to the US before tariffs imposition
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◆ Three banks raise dollar funding with single digit premium ◆ ING moved through 'right window' to issue its first Yankee of year ◆ NatWest opts for four-part opco print
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European companies happy to pay up for size
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◆ Pace of FIG issuance in the US slows down ◆ Nordea the sole Yankee financial issuer this week ◆ Local insurers make up the rest of the primary action with senior and subordinated offerings
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Canada's strong dollar deal suggests investors are looking beyond Trump threats
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◆ New five year bigger than planned ◆ New dollar book record for sovereign ◆ Rare but regular issuer, 'a pleasure' of a deal
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As US exceptionalism wavers, corporate bonds become the haven for bruised money
