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  • Dollar issuance climbed by nearly $1.4bn this week. More than $3.8bn was traded from 238 notes, a 29% share of the market. French names were the most prolific, bringing 64 deals for $770m.
  • Euro volumes rose over the last seven days. While $4.8bn was traded last week from 113 deals, that figure climbed to 153 notes for $6.8bn this week, a 52% share of the market.
  • After falling for three consecutive weeks, EuroMTN volumes bounced back this week. What had appeared to be the beginning of the summer lull has not yet materialised, with more than $13bn traded from 572 notes.
  • The Allianz-owned French insurer Assurances Générales de France (AGF) may sell off its stake in French bank Entenial to Crédit Foncier de France (CFF) for about Eu400m.
  • Marks and Spencer has confirmed that BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland will arrange its debut £1bn revolving credit.
  • Mayflower has withdrawn its £150m dual-tranche facility after a poor response in syndication. A banker close to the deal said that there is a lack of confidence among banks in the automotive parts sector and that the borrower is considering its financing options.
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  • Brazilian petrochemicals company Braskem has signed a $500m EuroMTN programme through sole arranger and dealer Credit Suisse First Boston.
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