Yen
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Fourth sovereign to print a Samurai in just over a month
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Hungary has been borrowing in the yen market for 40 years
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A pipeline of sovereigns looking for yen bonds awaits
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The yen market has had a rocky month after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates
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Countries in the region are branching out from the euro market after years of low rates at home
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CEE trade could include the first social Samurai from any sovereign
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Market focusing on rates decisions and potential wave of late-summer primary supply
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◆ BMO Kanga gets them hopping outside of Oz ◆ HSBC sells into Japan and beyond ◆ Innovative yen coupon floor
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◆ Cross-border yen funding remains open despite volatility elsewhere ◆ HSBC firms up terms on senior Samurai from its Hong Kong bank ◆ BMO marketing senior deal in Australian dollars
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◆ Barclays leads reopening of foreign banks' issuance in yen ◆ BFCM unleashes 'rare beast' Kangaroo ◆ Danske stays closer to home in Swedish krona tier two
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French bank is a force in covered and overseas unsecured issuance
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◆ ¥50bn Euroyen is issuer's first public bond in currency for five years ◆ Wide range of investors buys what was the biggest foreign issuer in yen ◆ Pricing wider than euros, tighter than dollars