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  • The European bond markets were almost closed this week as most participants seemed to have swapped their desks for the beach. The quiet primary market was matched by leisurely flows in the secondary market as the August pause took hold.
  • The European bond markets were almost closed this week as most participants seemed to have swapped their desks for the beach. The quiet primary market was matched by leisurely flows in the secondary market as the August pause took hold.
  • Dollar swap spreads retreated in the second half of the week as the bond market improved and some more corporate issuance hit the debt market. Prices retreated by at least 1bp at five and 10 years on Wednesday and another 1bp yesterday (Thursday).
  • Nestlé, the multinational food company, has completed syndication of its two revolving credits.
  • Barclays Capital kept its lead over Deutsche Bank in table one for a second week, having released 11 trades for around $1bn equivalent by the close of trading yesterday (Thursday).
  • Preserved and pickled food manufacturer, AGV Product should close syndication of its NT$1.5bn dual tranche term facility today (Friday). Farmers Bank of China and Hua Nan Commercial Bank are the lead arrangers.
  • T&F Informa's £1.25bn syndicated loan is expected to be signed next week via sole mandated lead arranger ABN Amro.
  • Never have so many people been so clever. From the Baltic to Botswana, Alaska to Auckland, more investors have increased their personal wealth at a faster rate than at any time in history.
  • The National Bank of Egypt's $150m loan has been increased by $40m from $110m following an oversubscription.
  • The fund carve outs of the buy-out of Basell, polyolefins plastics manufacturer, have generated strong interest and are oversubscribed, but Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch are still waiting for responses from banks, due the first week in September.
  • Russia's third largest oil company, TNK-BP, is on the verge of completing the documentation for a likely $5bn debt issuance programme, arranged by BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Credit Suisse First Boston and UBS.