United States
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Dollar corporate spreads hit tightest level since 90s despite rates leaping
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A US-led swift resolution to the war in Ukraine doesn't necessarily mean an end to hostilities
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Victory for Donald Trump sparks debate over how ECB will respond to tariffs
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FIG and corporates are go but emerging market issuers set to wait until new year for full market reopen
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US FIG issuance moves unperturbed across capital structure just days before election
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Final high grade dollar deals slip in before US election
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IG corporate buyers awash with cash on the lookout for opportunistic euro trades
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Want to reform the GSEs and create a US covered bond market? You're hired
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◆ US insurance company leads issuance with $5.2bn deal ◆ Bank of America lifts large chunk of subordinated debt ◆ Year to date FIG volume surpasses 2023's full year total after issuers frontload
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Two more major US banks issue bonds but three do not despite spreads at post-GFC tights
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High grade names face a tougher market, but opportunities are still on offer
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◆ RBC leads European banks to funding in the US ◆ Once JP Morgan starts the third quarter bank earnings season local FIG bond wave could materialise ◆ This could keep market busy until US election