EU CREDIT DAILY: Robust Dynamics; Auto Emissions, NAB Court, BHS
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Sentiment may remain robust this week as market continues to price in potential demand from the ECB’s corporate-sector purchase plan, though commodity-price and macro uncertainty may spur volatility, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- FOMC and BOJ meetings this week will also hold investor focus
- Market on lookout for guidance on Fed tightening trajectory and further BOJ policy accommodation
- Geopolitics driving sentiment as investors watch Brexit polemic, U.S. election; far right Freedom party won in first round of Austrian elections this weekend
- ECB dynamics exacerbating already robust Risk Appetite Model
- CDX IG currently -0.2bps to 73.44 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG is currently +1.83bps to 139.42
- Corporate News
- Carmakers Brace for Tougher Emissions Scrutiny After Scandals
- Volvo Cars CEO Says Emissions Rules Need to Be More Realistic
- Eurofins 1Q Rev. Rises 48% to EU582m; Mid-Term Outlook Positive
- Ball to Sell Beverage Can Assets to Ardagh for $3.42 Billion
- U.K. Retailer BHS Poised to Enter Administration, Report Says
- Financial News
- Nordic Banks Warn Brexit Adds to Extreme Negative Rate Scenarios
- Woman takes banking giant NAB to court over alleged fraudulent loans
- Credit Rating News
- Anton Faces High Near-Term Liquidity, Refinancing Risks: Fitch
- Other News
- Most Dangerous Bond Market in History Divides BlackRock, Allianz
- Europe’s Consumers Are Silver Lining to Gloomy Profit Outlook
- We potentially have the biggest-ever player about to rock up, in price insensitive fashion, lifting what He can of the IG rated non-financial corporate bond universe. And He can do it for an indefinite period: creditmarketdaily.com, referring to the ECB
- Goldman Sachs EU1.5b 3Y FRN 3mE +70
- Nationwide BS EU1.25b 3.5Y MS +63
- KFW GBP300m 1.125% 12/2019 Tap UKT +39
- 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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