Addison Gong is a China editor at GlobalCapital. He specializes in finance and financial markets, focusing on areas such as banking, financial services, and personal finance, with particular attention to topics related to the European Union, United Kingdom, and Italy. Addison's insights and analyses have been featured in GlobalCapital.
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Core SSA spreads suffer as EU-level funding expected to jump, but concerns also loom over Bunds and other govvies
By: Elias Wilson, Addison Gong
Bloc to open new 10 year line, first syndication since Europe’s ‘ReArm’ moment last week
◆ New 10 year launched in big size ◆ 2bp premium paid, ‘business as usual’ ◆ Will the deal open the floodgates for euro SSA deals?
◆ First MDB in fixed rate dollars since February ◆ ‘Someone has to’ reopen the market ◆ Investors in ‘wait-and-see’ on US’ involvement in MDBs
◆ €2bn printed out of larger €4bn needs this year ◆ Very tight spread to French govvie ◆ Rarity and sovereign guarantee attracted investors
◆ Larger-than-expected green bond launched ◆ Issuer takes advantage of much calmer market this week ◆ Dollar benchmark could come before summer
◆ Nineteen times covered books for €3bn of taps ◆ Shorter, older bonds replaced by long ones ◆ ‘Clever trade’ and ‘very precise pricing’ as a result
◆ First new benchmark from the issuer in two months ◆ Record IOIs but pragmatism remains ◆ Investors welcome MDBs back in primary after recent Trump noise
By: Addison Gong, Elias Wilson
Pragmatism to the fore for issuers trying to price benchmarks in turbulent markets
Deal was among MDB bonds warmly welcomed by investors this week
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