Weekly Covers
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There is an aggressive hunt for yield by issuance-starved investors in the Gulf -
Spreads are back at pre-Iran war levels, but still offer a premium to western Europe
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Iceland's head of funding and debt management at MoF, and head of debt management at central bank, comment on euro bond programme
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Smaller order book this time kept some market participants’ attention, but does size matter?
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◆ High quality order book ◆ Limited fast money ◆ Spread to other MDBs narrows
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◆ 'The trade everyone was waiting for' ◆ Big book and high-quality ◆ Fair value challenging as SSAs trade tight in secondary
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◆ Canadian bank’s euro covered was first since May 2025 ◆ Order book grew through execution ◆ Banker said new issue concession ‘not a huge margin’
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◆ Agency's inaugural EuGB reaches large size ◆ Issuer's own curve and that of Laender and KfW guide pricing ◆ Both EuGB and non-EuGB green bonds to come
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◆ German bank fixes deal size from the outset ◆ Banker said the bonds offered a small new issue concession ◆ Primary market to slow ahead of the weekend, banker predicts
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◆ E.ON prints €1.3bn across five and 10 year ◆ EWE and Stedin tighten hard on single tranche deals ◆ Green format keeps order books sticky
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Leopard tank manufacturer to tap market interest for defence deals
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◆ MuniFin's Toppinen talks timing ◆ Antonio Gómez-Chaparro de Luna of BNP Paribas reveals pricing tactics ◆ Issuer navigates tight spreads to US Treasuries
