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◆ EIB back in euros after three months ◆ 'Huge demand' leads to unusual spread move ◆ Steep curve from five to long five years
World Bank adds to busy dollar callable flow as Amprion and Gecina return for private taps
◆ 'All objectives met' in AIIB's final deal ◆ Clean window, wider swap spreads help execution ◆ Opec Fund continues to compress against peers
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Spreads in the European sovereign, supranational, agency sector moved wider on Wednesday in the wake of the European Union’s deal with the Street accounting for most of the flows.But with Bund yields expected to stabilise soon spreads should consolidate, believed several traders. -
Two SSA issuers were expected to follow Tuesday’s outing in euros from the EU, but only one elected to brave the market on Wednesday.
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The SSA sterling market has enjoyed its busiest week for two months, with three borrowers coming to market. More could be set to follow if conditions remain tranquil.
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World Bank received lukewarm demand as it sold a five year dollar benchmark on Tuesday, with the leads attributing the lack of appetite to the tight level of the deal versus mid-swaps.
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Volatility, partly induced by inflation fears, has been upsetting rates and equities markets, but data recorded by GlobalCapital suggests that the primary market has remained resilient, despite sharp moves government bond markets.
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The EU landed €14.137bn across two benchmark bond tranches on Tuesday, paying up a little for the privilege thanks to weakness in the secondary market. With the jumbo transaction out of the way, other borrowers are already flocking to the euro market.
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