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  • Macquarie is set to issue in euros for the first time since 2015 as it looks to re-engage with investors in that currency. It will also be the first time it has issued at the group level in euros.
  • FIG
    Borrowers have returned to the FIG primary market, but investors are hoping for greater new issue premiums.
  • The Arab Republic of Egypt printed its $4bn triple tranche bond on Tuesday from a book that peaked at $12.5bn, despite another EM issuer — Russia's GTLK — having to postpone because of market volatility. A rival syndicate banker called the note cheap, but necessarily so.
  • Bank Sohar, the Omani bank, is expected to sign an oversubscribed three year loan for $300m by the end of February. Demand for the facility has been high from international banks despite the country’s rising budget deficit.
  • CEE
    GTLK, Russia’s state transport leasing company, on Tuesday postponed its dollar Reg S seven year amortising bond, blaming “broader market volatility” for the move. But investors looking at the note said the postponement was more a sign of the buyside becoming more discerning.
  • SSA
    Bonds targeting the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) are set to become a bigger part of the socially responsible investment universe, according to one investor.
  • ANZ equalled a record €750m deal size with its first ever sustainable bond on Wednesday, as bankers said that the market was wide open for deals in more defensive formats.
  • The bond markets have been muted in their response to last week’s equity market volatility. Corporate bond investors did not suffer the heavy losses or wild intraday swings their equity peers had endured, leaving them to focus back on fundamentals.
  • The European Central Bank’s corporate sector purchase programme maintained its rate of purchasing in the first six weeks of 2018, which helped support spreads through the recent period of volatility in global markets.
  • The recent bout of volatility has claimed its first victim in the emerging markets after Russia’s State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK) postponed its proposed seven year dollar bond.
  • Galliford Try, the UK construction company, has announced a £150m capital increase to help cover costs related to the collapse of Carillion in January.
  • Philippine food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Pure Foods Co is planning to tap the local equity capital markets for up to $1.5bn, according to an exchange filing on Wednesday.