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Duration is selling off, but all the rage in the primary market. The EU could be tempted to follow the UK and Spain to the long end
‘Very important transaction’ for the DMO in meeting investor needs where they are, says debt chief
Tight spreads, higher yields lead to cautious approach from investors, observed issuer
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Korea Development Bank raised $1.5bn from the bond market on Monday as investors showed strong support for the Aa2/AA/AA- rated issuer.
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The value of the riskier tranche of the World Bank’s pandemic bond has been discounted — but not by very much — as the coronavirus outbreak infects more people outside of China and therefore comes closer to triggering a payout from the notes.
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The World Bank is looking to New Zealand for a new five year. The deal will be its first bond in the Kauri market since January 2019.
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Italy is on screens with a 15 year benchmark, opting for the long end of the curve in spite of the concern some bankers have expressed about the difficulty of selling long dated debt.
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Two European borrowers hit screens on Monday morning at the short end of the euro curve, with a third set to follow suit on Tuesday as issuers. Both of Monday’s deals received extraordinarily strong demand.
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