US dollar
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Two day executions expose dollar issuers to market volatility -
Higher yielding bank capital remains popular in dollars as HSBC stretches out to a 10 year non-call period
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European Central Bank's more 'balanced' tone may offer reprieve for bond execution
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The US dollar market buoyant this week despite escalating hostilities in the Middle East
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Inflation fears and rate volatility keep euro issuance at bay
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Issuer shares experience in executing in a volatile market and how taking a bit of extra risk to issue in dollars as a euro-based issuer paid off
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FIG issuers pile into front to mid-end floaters in private placements across currencies
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◆ Second European bank to bring a dollar AT1 this week as investors bid for risky assets ◆ Market conditions deteriorate during Wednesday ◆ More than half of book lost
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◆ Issuer's second dollar bond in 2026 ◆ NWB’s deal from previous day was 'very helpful' ◆ Pricing was 1bp apart, perfectly normal
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◆ First capital trade by an international bank since Iran war began ◆ Fair value debated, some spot visible concession ◆ $2.5bn size across two tranches supported by $17bn book
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◆ First SSA dollar five year since Iran war started ◆ Pricing was tight, only 5bp back of tier ones ◆ Stable swap spread helped execution
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◆ Corporate bond market fizzes with multi-tranche, multi-currency deals ◆ Marketing helps spur strong outcome ◆ Proceeds to fund coffee subsidiary spin-off
