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◆ 'All objectives met' in AIIB's final deal ◆ Clean window, wider swap spreads help execution ◆ Opec Fund continues to compress against peers
◆ EIB back in euros after three months ◆ 'Huge demand' leads to unusual spread move ◆ Steep curve from five to long five years
◆ 'More defensive' five year tenor works well ◆ Record non-German demand, central banks show hands ◆ Länder-KfW spread 'at a good place'
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Spain raised €8bn this week with its fourth syndication of the year, demonstrating that in spite of the Next Generation EU’s €20bn debut last week, the euro market still has plenty of depth. Concerns about hedge funds placing enormous orders are starting to recede, said bankers on the deal. -
The dollar market this week was limited to just a few small trades, thanks primarily to a sudden lurch in rates provoked by last week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting in the US.
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Italy brought a rare format to market on Thursday, selling its first syndicated CCTeu floating rate note in over a decade to extend its curve in this format of issuance.
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Senior funding officials at supranational borrowers said on Wednesday that while sustainability-linked bonds are more suited for companies, they were open to the idea of issuing bonds in this format but would wait to see how the market develops.
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The global head of public sector origination at SEB will be moving to New York in September to lead the bank’s fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) business in the Americas.
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