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The Community of Aragon made it a second day of success in a row for Spanish regions, with a three year bond that was more than three times oversubscribed and matched the spread compression achieved by a Madrid deal on Monday. Greece could make it a triple whammy for the periphery this week if it comes with a much rumoured three year deal.
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The Community of Madrid printed a new July 2023 bond through its curve and overshot its maximum size target on Monday, as bankers said that the deal could signal a series of trades from its Spanish regional peers.
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Madrid could become the second Iberian issuer to bring a syndicated bond issue in as many weeks, following the Portuguese sovereign's successful dollar deal earlier this week.
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The State of North-Rhine Westphalia showed that Swiss franc investors still have an appetite for high quality paper when it returned to the market after a three year absence this week. The paper sold well to a clutch of investors on the hunt for high grade paper, despite a punitive spread through mid-swaps.
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The Community of Madrid is planning a syndication that could come as soon as next week, according to a funding official at the region’s ministry of finance.
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The State of North-Rhine Westphalia returned to the Swiss franc market after an absence of more than three years on Monday, selling bonds at the long end of the curve. The deal found favour with investors on the hunt for high quality paper, despite coming at a double digit level through mid-swaps.