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  • Loyal readers know how Leak strives for journalistic excellence, but even we are struggling slightly with this week's report. The truth is that it's all a bit hazy. However much Leak tries to find a little clarity, we just can't get through the mist and the murk of Brennivin past.
  • Tonto is drumming his fingers, impatient for that wave of new financings we were promised. "Relax," says Silver, "summer is barely over. It will take the market a few weeks to see the fruits of our labour."
  • Rating: A2/A/A
  • The post-summer period has got off to a hectic start in the debt markets with plenty of swap-driven bonds being presented to investors on both sides of the Atlantic. Consequently, swap spreads were pressured tighter - yet the movement was minimal.
  • Anglo-Dutch computer services firm LogicaCMG and UK-based online travel agent Lastminute.com made their first appearances in the convertible bond markets this week.
  • Rating: Aa2/A+
  • Zelan Holdings, a civil engineering company based in Kuala Lumpur, has mandated AmMerchant Bank and E.On Bank to lead a M$335m dual tranche facility.
  • The euro bucked its strong yearly performance again over the past week. Just $2.2bn was traded in the currency from 80 trades, a 30% share of the market.
  • The $3bn of trades brought to market made up 41% of volumes - roughly the same proportion of dollar volumes as the rest of the year. That figure came from 181 trades, surprisingly down from last week's 197 market transactions.
  • Compiled by: Richard Favis
  • EuroMTN volumes dropped back this week. Just $7.4bn was brought to the market from 437 transactions, compared to $8.2bn from 505 deals in the week previously.