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  • Mauricio Macri’s government is having to find a fine balance between fiscal consolidation and suffering too much short term economic and political damage. Markets appear willing to finance gradual change, and economists back the government’s strategy, but improvements need to come quickly.
  • Syndication for the refinancing of $1.235bn of loans for commodity trader Gunvor has closed, with lenders making “significantly oversubscribed” commitments, while competitor Trafigura faces a €2bn maturity this month.
  • FIG
    FIG borrowers’ last clear window for issuance hangs in the balance ahead of Tuesday’s US elections, as bankers fear a victory for Donald Trump would limit November supply and raise new issue premiums considerably.
  • Primary activity in the Asia ex-Japan bond market was quiet on Monday as issuers and investors alike put activities on pause while they wait for the US presidential election results to be announced on Wednesday local time.
  • This is a rather tumultuous week for the United States. Thankfully, the European loan market is insulated from world events - a serene pool of readily available capital, though one where people have some rather strong views.
  • Doosan Bobcat has wrapped up its second attempt at an IPO, closing a W900bn ($788.0m) deal after seeing a strong turnout from institutional investors.
  • SSA
    Trading levels given are bid-side spreads versus mid-swaps and/or an underlying benchmark as of Thursday's close. The source for secondary trading levels is Interactive Data.
  • HSBC’s wholesale businesses beat expectations this quarter, with rates and credit driving revenues in global banking and markets up 10% compared with last year.
  • Zhou Hei Ya International Holdings Co raised HK$2.5bn ($321.8m) after pricing its Hong Kong IPO towards the bottom of the indicative range last Friday.
  • Italy’s largest domestic bank, Intesa Sanpaolo, saw non-performing loan inflows slow to the lowest rate ever in the third quarter, though operating margins drooped as the bank paid more to service bad loans.
  • China Nuclear Engineering Group Co pushed out its debut dim sum deal last Friday to get ahead of the US election this week. Despite the volatility, the transaction garnered Rmb2.7bn ($399.3m) in orders, with the issuer bagging Rmb1.5bn.
  • CICC is acquiring mainland rival China Investment Securities Co in an all-share deal worth Rmb16.7bn ($2.5bn), as the lender looks to scale up in wealth management and retail brokerage.