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German issuer expected to seize 2026's first window for fourth year in a row
‘Exciting’ cross-market relative value opportunity on offer as issuers aspire to become regular euro visitors
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Département des Bouches-du-Rhône is set to become the latest French regional issuer to join the bond market, SSA Markets understands. The borrower plans to launch a debut deal next month.
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The Joint Laender (43) is expected to sell a new 10 year line on Wednesday, having hired five banks for the deal on Tuesday afternoon. The mandate comes in the wake of a long-dated bond from Austria’s OeBB-Infrastruktur that drew in buyers with the tantalising offer of a 3% coupon.
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German states’ use of Australian dollar MTNs has reached an all-time high, but there are just two names are in the market — and few signs that other regions are willing to join.
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The euros market for SSAs this week could have a distinctly sub-sovereign flavour. Région Rhône-Alpes has hired two banks to run its inaugural bond issue on EMTN documentation. The deal, a dual tranche effort, will be its first debt issue in over a year and only its third ever, SSA Markets understands.
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State of North-Rhine Westphalia became the first German issuer to test the public markets after the weekend’s federal election in the country on Monday.
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Leads have set the terms on a five year dollar deal from the Province of Ontario, with pricing coming in line with guidance. The deal, which is expected to be priced later on Friday, is expected to presage a strong week for dollar issuance in the maturity following the Federal Reserve’s decision not to slow its asset purchasing programme.