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  • NRW.Bank had the dollar market to itself this week, and issuance is expected to continue trickling next week with Ontario Teachers’ Finance Trust poised with a trade.
  • Investors in a rare block in Hugo Boss, the German fashion house, sold by Xinglee International Development on Tuesday night, have made strong profits in trading.
  • Slava Slavinskiy is joining Mizuho International as head of investment banking for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
  • Renewables companies Sonnedix and Solarpack have signed separate project finance facilities totaling €260.6m, with the funding going towards solar photovoltaic plants in Italy and Spain.
  • Mexico showed that even trickier credit stories could take advantage of the borrower-friendly rates environment, surprising many with a $3bn liability management exercise just two weeks after finance minister Carlos Urzúa resigned.
  • The European Central Bank is not expected to provide too much detail on its forthcoming asset purchase programme on Thursday and will probably wait until September, bankers believe. Covered bonds have room to perform but, given negative yields and uncertainty over the scale and composition of purchases, not by much.
  • Investors jumped at the chance to buy Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce’s Australian dollar covered bond on Wednesday.
  • Industrial and Commercial Bank of China tapped the sterling market through its London branch on Wednesday to become the first Chinese bank to sell a senior benchmark bond in the currency. Demand was driven by an anchor investor, with the lead managers increasing the size of deal to satisfy as many orders as possible.
  • Vivion, a property company formed in September 2018 and controlled by Israeli tycoon Amir Dayan, is preparing its bond market debut. The funds raised will be used to split the business into a property company (propco) and an operating company (opco), pay off acquisition debt for recently purchased hotels, and reorganise its corporate structure.
  • Air Baltic, an airline 80% owned by the Latvian government, printed its €200m five year non-call three debut bond on Tuesday from an order book of €300m.
  • Equity capital markets investors say they will continue to stand firm on valuations and will not be pressured by aggressive sellers into buying deals that they think are too expensive.
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    Turkey’s bonds have put up an incredible display of resilience to geopolitical shocks so far, but investors fear that an aggressive cut to the main policy rate will cause inflation to return and puncture confidence in the country’s economy.