EU CREDIT DAILY: Risk May Get FOMC Fillip; Telefonica Job Cuts
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(Bloomberg) -- Widening bias has returned to secondary euro corporate bond spreads after post-ECB exuberance faded but a dovish FOMC should buoy risk-asset sentiment this morning, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- That FOMC left U.S. rates unchanged came as little surprise; but accompanying dovish language scaling back tightening expectations for this year should provide a fillip for near- term risk appetite
- Focus in U.K. now turns to today’s BOE rate decision and any Asset Purchase Target update
- Early performance of Inbev deal, given the reported strength of order book, may be seen as a litmus test for true current depth of investor demand and perception toward degree of technical support to come from ECB’s CSPP
- Risk Appetite Model highlights risk to secondary mkt credit spreads from pressure of new issues
- CDX IG currently -3.4bps at 87.34 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG is currently -4.1bps at 133.40
- Corporate News
- Lufthansa Profit Jumps 55% With Pricing to Hold Back 2016 Growth
- LafargeHolcim Profit Meets Estimates as 2016 Demand Seen Growing
- China Mobile 2015 Profit Misses Estimates, Shares Reverse Gain
- HeidelbergCement Boosts Dividend Amid Expected 2016 Growth
- Toyota’s China Supplier Sees Rising Profit on Hybrid Sales
- Telefonica Deutschland to Accelerate Job Cuts: Rheinische Post
- Bouygues, Partners Win EU675 Million Calais Port Contract
- Financial News
- VTB Group 2015 Net Income 10.7b Rubles vs 4.1b Rubles Y/y
- Wells Fargo Hires Ex-JPMorgan Asia Banker as Global Banking Head
- UBS to Continue to Invest in China, APAC Wealth Head Koh Says
- Credit Suisse Boosts Wealth Managers Based in Singapore by 50%
- Rating News
- Moody’s concludes reviews of six South and Southeast Asian national oil companies
- Fitch Affirms SKI and SKGC at ’BBB’; Outlook Revised to Stable
- Other News
- Fed Softens Rate-Rise Urgency as Risks Abroad Cloud Outlook
- Pimco to Goldman Seek Vindication as Inflation Bets Start to Pay
- We might need a renewed push for the corporate bond market to tighten more aggressively after the huge spread recovery witnessed since last Thursday; will possibly not emerge until details of the corporate bond buying program are announced: creditmarketdaily.com
- AB Inbev EU13.25b 6-Part Deal
- AXA Bank Europe SCF EU750m 7Y Covered Bonds MS +18
- Barclays Plc (HoldCo) EU1.5b 5Y MS +187
- BRFkredit EU500m 5Y Covered Bonds MS +20
- Commerzbank EU1b 10Y Tier 2 MS +340
- CA Home Loan SFH EU3.25b 7Y, 15Y Covered Bonds
- Colombia EU1.35b 10Y 3.875%
- Faurecia EU700m Senior 7.2NC3.2 Notes 3.625%
- Kommunekredit EU1b 7Y MS +2
- 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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