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  • South Africa had to contend with an unexpected widening in US Treasuries when marketing its new deal on Tuesday. The resulting sell-off in both South Africa’s curve and the rand meant that the issuer was not able to tighten pricing as much as had been anticipated, and the deal was smaller overall.
  • Investors took their time in considering new senior offerings from Morgan Stanley and Santander Consumer Finance on Wednesday, following a weak opening for financial markets.
  • Are global equities still experiencing a bull market? It seems to be the question that is perplexing equities strategists and bankers as markets extended the choppy run that dates back to February.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (PBB), which completed its second euro benchmark Pfandbrief of the year this week, is expected to consider issuance in dollars or sterling, as are other German issuers that have big foreign currency assets.
  • Italian energy company Enel received €3n of orders for €1.25bn of new hybrid bonds on Tuesday. This showed the insatiable appetite of investors for the product with the enhanced yield it offers and ratings agency Scope expects 2018 to record much more supply that the previous two years.
  • The China arm of HSBC visited the Chinese debt market this week and took home Rmb3bn ($472.5m). The issuer cashed in on its name recognition in Mainland China, and sealed the deal despite cautious sentiment among onshore investors.
  • Investors have written to the Single Resolution Board asking why a ‘no creditor worse off’ report has not yet been published for Banco Popular and criticising what they see as a conflicts of interest over Deloitte’s involvement in the Spanish bank’s resolution.
  • Turkey sent shockwaves through parts of the financial markets this week, with the lira plunging to the lowest it has ever been against the dollar following comments from president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan about increased political sway over the central bank. The struggle of the lira and other EM currencies is weighing heavily on the capital markets.
  • Avic International Holding Corp has raised $400m to address an upcoming bond maturity, finding enough support for a twice covered transaction. But the pricing reflected some weakness in the lower end of the Chinese investment grade curve.
  • China’s Goodbaby International Holdings, a developer of parenting products, is debuting in the offshore loan market with a $250m borrowing.
  • Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) managed to navigate Indonesia’s challenging market backdrop successfully to seal a $2bn dual-tranche transaction on Tuesday.
  • Canvest Environmental Protection Group Company’s Hong Kong dollar denominated $150m-equivalent loan has attracted five participants.