HALISTER1: EU CREDIT DAILY: Election Nerves; SocGen, CS Surprise Profits

EU CREDIT DAILY: Election Nerves; SocGen, CS Surprise Profits

(Bloomberg) -- Global risk assets remain hostage to U.S. election uncertainty. No capitulation among corporate bond investors but credit market sentiment does seem set to remain defensive in the run-up to the November 8 election, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
  • November FOMC statement left the door open to possibility of a hike in December; amid a pick up in inflation, rates market to stay susceptible near-term to macro/political headlines
  • Corporate earnings season approaching critical mass; SocGen beat estimates earlier, Credit Suisse surprise profit among key results Thursday
  • Asian credit markets weaker overnight, suggest softer bias to EUR risk at the open later
  • Risk Appetite Model showing small pre-U.S. election nerves showing
  • Bloomberg Barclays Eur-Agg Corporate index closed Wednesday at 111bps (+2bps); Bloomberg Barclays Eur HY index closed at 387bps (+8bps)
  • CDX IG closed +0.1bps at 80.01; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG is currently +0.7bps at 118.56 and iTraxx Australia quoted +1.1bps at 106.50
NEWS
  • Corporate News
  • Repsol Profit Almost Doubles as Cost Cuts Counter Low Oil Prices
  • Randgold 3Q Profit Up 58% From Year Before, Reaffirms 2016 View
  • Coca-Cola HBC 3Q Volume Falls 1%; Confident in FY Expectations
  • Morrison Sales Beat Estimates on Record Sales of Halloween Candy
  • Glencore Copper, Zinc Output Drops, Narrows FY Guidance
  • Tate & Lyle 1H Revenue in Line, Sees FY Adj. Pretax Higher
  • ProSiebenSat.1 3Q Revenue Misses; Confirms Positive FY Outlook
  • Hermes 3Q Total, Leathergoods Sales Growth Beats Estimates
  • DSM 3Q Results Solid, Wording in Outlook ‘a Bit Better’: Kepler
  • Financial News
  • ING Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates on Lending, Investments
  • SocGen Profit Beats Estimates on Trading, Lower Provisions
  • Credit Suisse Posts Surprise Profit as CEO Continues Cost Push
  • ANZ Bank Annual Profit Falls to Five-Year Low A$5.9 Billion
  • Lombard Odier Hires Eight for Hedge Fund Team From Henderson
  • UniCredit May Cut Board Seats to 15, Repubblica Reports
  • Rating News
  • S&PGRBulletin: ANZ Group Rtgs Unaffected By Full-Year Results
  • S&PGR Assigns ’BBB-’ Rating To Gansu Highway; Otlk Stable
  • Other News
  • Fed Gives Subtle Nod on December Hike As Election Roils Markets
  • PBOC Switches to Selective Tightening to Curb Financial Risks
  • Brexit Keeps Brits Off Europe’s Ski Slopes as Pound Drop Bites
ANALYST VIEWS
  • It seems like we are playing out to every headline. Or every opinion poll that emerges from the U.S.: creditmarketdaily.com
NEW ISSUES
  • Statoil Total EU1.2b EU10Y, 20Y Bonds
  • Abertis Infraestructuras EU500m 2/2027 MS +75
  • Fonterra Co-Operative Group EU350m 8Y MS +55
  • G4S International Finance EU500m Long 6Y MS +140
  • Dover Corporation EU600m 10Y MS +85
  • EIB EU500m 0% 3/15/2024 MS -27
  • KfW GBP650m 1.125% 12/2019 Tap UKT +30
  • State of Berlin EU250m 0.625% 8/2036 Tap MS Flat
  • Lower Saxony EU250m 0% 8/2024 Tap MS -19
  • Aroundtown Property EU500m PNC6.25 Hybrid MS +437.5
  • Ladbrokes Group Finance GBP400m 9/2023 5.125%
  • European IG credit pipeline here and HY credit pipeline here
  • Issuers exposed to S-T rollover and interest-rate reset risk here
  • NOTE: Simon Ballard is a credit strategist who writes for Bloomberg. The observations he makes are his own and are not intended as investment advice.
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HALISTER: Viacom Said to Buy Telefonica’s Telefe in $400 Million Deal (1)

Viacom Said to Buy Telefonica’s Telefe in $400 Million Deal (1)

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TEF SM (Telefonica SA)
VIAB US (Viacom Inc)

People
Mauricio MacRi (Argentine Republic)
Robert Bakish (Viacom Inc)
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HALISTER: ING 3Q Underlying Profit Beats Ests.; CET1 Ratio Rises

ING 3Q Underlying Profit Beats Ests.; CET1 Ratio Rises

(Bloomberg) -- ING 3Q underlying net result EU1.34b vs est. EU1.15b
  • 3Q total underlying income EU4.36b vs est. EU4.17b
  • 3Q underlying pretax profit EU1.88b vs est. EU1.61b
  • Group CET1 ratio 13.5% vs 13.1% q/q
  • 3Q net core lending growth EU3.6b
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INGA NA (ING Groep NV)

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