Sterling
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EGBs and USTs are having trouble too; what makes the UK any different? -
Issuer prepares thoroughly for 20 year after solid start by Mercedes
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Early signs of a milder start to public bond issuance in 2025 than last year, but with one important caveat
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◆ Investors show little concern over sterling instability ◆ Deal comes flat to fair value ◆ Prices flat to peers and inside recent SSA supply
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◆ RV in sterling turns less favourable for issuers ◆ Investors 'underwater' on recent deals ◆ Asset managers see 'no fundamental change' in UK financials from higher Gilt yields
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Positive US non-farm payroll data could lead to major central banks' rates policies diverging further
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Supranational remains ahead of the curve in completing its 2024-2025 funding task
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Two day execution brings bank successful start
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Development bank aims to continue early success in the dollar market next week
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Access to the UK market cannot be taken for granted
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Super sterling goes ballistic, pricing is attractive
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Last January's book and deal size records tumble to encourage bankers with 'trillions' of issuance still to be digested
