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When reserve managers switched from Treasuries to other public sector bonds, they meant it
◆ Deal 'tight from the outset, but deliberately so' ◆ Slim concession paid ◆ Washington supras in dollar focus
◆ German agency taps bond from 2024 ◆ Line reopened was ‘interesting’ but considered expensive by some ◆ 'No huge NIP' to start with, but book grew after modest tightening
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Japan’s sovereign, supranational and agency borrowers are among the most well regarded and highly rated in the international debt markets. Yet they are not immune to the volatility caused by the new US administration under president Donald Trump or the pressure from contrasting monetary policies implemented by different central banks. Timing deals well, being nimble and having diverse sources of funding are all expected to be critical in the year ahead. -
Public sector funding options less sure after swap spread gyrations and hit to confidence in US
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Corporate spreads in Europe widened sharply but actual selling of bonds was limited
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Flash signs that financial markets were heading for a funding crisis are what spooked traders
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◆ A new social bond issuer is born ◆ Agency opts for domestic currency for debut, keen to print again ◆ First Swedish SSA with a social use of proceeds bond
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◆ Third Länder trade priced in turbulent week ◆ Encouraging deals show ‘there are clearly windows’ ◆ What next week looks like
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