US dollar
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Google owner returns to dollar market for first time since 2020 for joint tightest 30 year spread ever -
Spring has finally sprung in the dollar market for SSA issuers printing at ultra-tight spread to US Treasuries. But questions raised whether it will last
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◆ $9bn raised in one go, peers inspired ◆ ‘Very efficient’ dual-tranche serves issuer well ◆ Tight Treasury spread but 'where the market trades’ is important
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Issuer was originally looking at a $1bn trade but found healthy demand
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◆ Swap spread stability enables large $5bn trade ◆ Spread to US Treasuries gets squeezy ◆ Alternative executions considered but not needed
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◆ NIB, IADB, CEB price bonds ◆ Busy week drains liquidity from market ◆ Treasury spreads at 'historic' tights
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European FIG issuers should consider a more disciplined approach to borrowing
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Sector analysts say diversity of funding is a core goal for airline leasing companies
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Encouraging results for trio give confidence to NIB, Council of Europe and IADB to follow on Wednesday
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Number of deals set to be priced this month much lower than in previous years
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The RCF brings PIF-owned lessor aircraft company's immediately available facilities to $2.25bn
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Spreads over Treasuries are tight but hope is that ‘others will follow’
