EU CREDIT DAILY: No ECB Surprise; Vodafone Revenue, NAB Exits
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- The general grind tighter in credit spreads should be underpinned by Draghi’s net accommodative rhetoric after ECB left policy unchanged yesterday, even as an expected seasonal liquidity decline across risk-asset markets sets in, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- Overnight weakness in Asian equities may damp EUR synthetics’ price action this morning, but depth of risk appetite highlighted in recent EUR credit-quality curve compression
- EUR HY/IG yield spread currently 312bps, from 496bps high Feb 24; Bloomberg data
- GBP HY/IG yield spread currently 353bps; 398bps post- Brexit high, at peak of risk aversion
- Macro focus today: July manufacturing, services and composite PMI data
- Risk Appetite Model remains well anchored by fundamentals and technicals as ECB maintains accommodative stance
- CDX IG closed +1.6bps at 76.87 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG currently -1.0bps at 119.18 and iTraxx Australia quoted +1.2bps at 110.25
- Corporate News
- Vodafone 1Q Organic Service Rev. Growth 2.2%
- Swedish Match 2Q Sales Beat Estimates, Operating Profit Meets
- Philips Lighting’s Debut Profit Jumps on Soaring Sales of LEDs
- Beazley 1H Gross Premiums Up 2%, Net Premiums Up 6%; Pretax Down
- Lindt 1H Sales In Line, Sees Meeting 2016 Organic Sales Targets
- SSAB 2Q Sales Beat Ests.; Expects Stable Underlying Demand in 3Q
- Syngenta 1H Ebitda Misses Ests; Confident on ChemChina Closing
- AT&T Sales Fall Short as TV Viewer Losses Continue to Mount
- Financial News
- Sabadell 1H Net EU425.3M Vs EU352.2m Yr Earlier
- Goldman Said to Plan Buyout Fund Wielding Up to $8 Billion
- Bankia 2Q Net ex CNB EU245m; Bad Loans Ratio Declines
- National Australia’s Overhaul Leads to Exit of Top Managers
- Credit Rating News
- Fitch Rates CIMB Thai Bank’s Short-Term Program at ’F1+(tha)’
- Fitch: Australia Non-Life Insurers Earnings May Improve in 2016
- S&PGR Takes Various Rtg Actions On 18 US RMBS Deals
- Other News
- Brexit Fallout Has Danske CEO Bracing for Longer Negative Rates
- Schlumberger Joins Halliburton in Calling Bottom of Oil Downturn
- Italy banks need EU30b-EU100b; sell into any strength: Berenberg
- Defaults are rising, but China’s onshore bond market appears to have recovered quickly from the panic in April: CreditSights
- State of Hessen EU200m 2y MS -17
- L-Bank $1.85b 2Y Reg S FRN 3mL +17
- Teva Pharmaceutical CHF1b 3-Part Deal
- Viesgo EU150m 2.875% 2026 Tap MS +192
- 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.
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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