EU CREDIT DAILY: Referendum Focus; Toyota on Brexit; UAE Banks
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Market is likely to see continued volatility, with sentiment fragile over the next few days in the run-up to the U.K.’s EU referendum, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- Asian equities stronger overnight as latest Oddschecker poll favors “remain” camp; suggests risk assets could be susceptible to a sharp selloff Friday if “leave” wins
- Highlights global reach of referendum impact
- Cash bond liquidity may remain low ahead of vote; investors sidelined by uncertainty
- Most extreme price moves likely in synthetics and equity indexes, buffeted by polls and headline risk
- Risk Appetite Model highlights fragility in sentiment ahead of referendum
- CDX IG closed -0.03bps to 82.76 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG currently -4.1bps to 143.75
- Corporate News
- Majestic Wine FY Revenue Beats Est., Trading Conditions Tough
- Toyota Warns Brexit May Lead to 10% Duties for U.K.-Built Cars
- Financial News
- BBVA Launches Plan With Excess Staff in Focus: El Confidencial
- Facing Slower Growth, U.A.E. Bank Deals May Just Be Starting
- Abu Dhabi’s NBAD, FGB in Talks to Form Top Bank in Middle East
- EU Bank Resolution Plan Ignored in Denmark After Bail-In Trauma
- Credit Rating News
- Moody’s assigns definitive Aaa rating to Series 9 Tranche 1 of Bank of New Zealand’s Covered Bond Programme
- Fitch Maintains Kiwibank on Rating Watch Negative
- S&PGR Says CKHH, CKI, PAH Rtgs Could Withstand Brexit
- S&PGR Rates QBE Insurance Group Subordinated Notes ’BBB-’
- Other News
- Morgan Stanley Says Bet on Bonds Ahead of Vote; Treasuries Fall
- Abenomics Needs to Be Reloaded as Policy Goals Elusive, Says IMF
- Brexit Campaigners Are Deceiving Voters, Cameron Says
- Pimco Sees Asian Credit Insulated From Direct Impact of Brexit
- Rajan Exit Notice Before Brexit Poses Stress Test for India
- Little else will matter this week but the UK referendum... expect a tetchy week, with markets up or down by small or large amounts depending on the prevailing newsflow around the opinion polls: creditmarketdaily.com
- No New Issues Friday
- 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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