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Investors appear to be confident that a Spanish general election this weekend will return a market-friendly result, with the sovereign enjoying much tighter spreads to its nearest comparable than earlier in the year — despite its yields rising at a debt auction this week. -
SSA issuers are readying themselves for a busy 2016 after the Fed eased the markets into a higher rates environment on Thursday.
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As the Spanish populace geared up for a general election over the weekend, the Spanish Treasury wound down its 2015 auction programme with a sale at the lower end of its target volume range on Thursday.
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France is looking to lock in ultra-long dated funding in 2016 with its first syndication above 32 years since 2010.
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The German Federal Government intends to raise €44bn in the capital markets in the first quarter of 2016, just over 28% of its total €154bn requirement.
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With the market 81.4% sure that the Fed is going to raise rates today, according to the Fed Fund futures, the focus will be not be so much on the numbers, but the language used. One thing already seems clear, however: euro issuance stands to benefit hugely from a rate rise.
