US dollar
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UK lender adds to Yankee invasion as domestic trio go super long
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Turkish banks are bolstering capital stacks ahead of accounting changes next year
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◆ Large book for small tap ◆ Flight to safety helps swap spreads ◆ L-Bank grabs $1.25bn
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Turkish bank is tendering the 2027 bond it didn't call in 2022
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Massive market swings make analysing new issue premiums a challenge
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Hot market conditions encourage pre-funding, amplifying borrower dilemma ahead of busy January
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HSBC leads Yankee charge as banks took advantage of tight spreads to bring forward 2025 funding plans and fulfil some of their riskier commitments
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◆ Deutsche prints popular €1.5bn deal as investors fight for higher absolute yield ◆ Yield chase prevalent in dollars a day after return of tier ones ◆ SocGen, NatWest market dollar AT1s
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◆ Issuers add tier two debt amid lower relative cost to senior layer ◆ Danske Bank prints in euros at no premium as Nordea said to have garnered largest size locally ◆ BNPP, HSBC and Westpac target dollar market
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Banks celebrate Trump win amid hopes of looser regulations
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Dollar corporate spreads hit tightest level since 90s despite rates leaping
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No tightening in sight but stability hopes rise as market digests US and German political upheavals. Next EU deal to offer direction