EU CREDIT DAILY: Tone Firm; Mixed Corporate Earnings, Turkey RFD
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Underlying tone of credit markets remain constructive heading into summer lull, with ECB’s CSPP providing a backstop bid and the accommodative rates environment fueling appetite for yield, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- Asian credit mkts have consolidated a little overnight, taking stock after recent market strength
- Global macro outlook continues to raise questions about path of risk asset fundamentals; but current sentiment may suggest any pullbacks could be shallow and perceived as a buying opportunity
- Key data points to watch today include U.K. June inflation data, German July ZEW data, Goldman Sachs 2Q earnings
- Risk Appetite Model sees a steady start to the week post Nice and Turkey
- CDX IG closed -0.6bps at 76.04 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG currently +1.4bps at 119.88
- Corporate News
- Novartis Says 2016 Profit May Drop on Entresto Costs, Gleevec
- Volvo Second-Quarter Profit Rises 2.5% Due to Cost Cutting
- Akzo 2Q Revenue Below, Operating Income, EPS Beats Estimates
- Ericsson 2Q Sales, Adj. EPS Miss Ests.; Starts Further Cost Cuts
- Telenor 2Q Ebitda Rises; Cuts 2016 Revenue Growth Guidance
- Verizon’s Proposal to Acquire Yahoo Isn’t Just About the Cash
- Honda Audit Finds Takata Engineers Manipulated Air-Bag Data
- Financial News
- SBAB Sees Reduced Mortgage Competition After Amortization Rules
- Arbuthnot 1H Profit Rises on Transactions, Increases Dividend
- Vietnam’s Eximbank Revises Down 2016 Pretax Profit Target
- Credit Rating News
- Turkey Put on Review for Downgrade by Moody’s After Coup Attempt
- S&PGR Revises Honduras Outlook To Positive; Afrms ’B+/B’ Rtgs
- S&PGR Upgrades Intercorp Peru To ’BB+’, Outlook Stable
- Other News
- Brexit Bargains Scented by Asia’s Rich After Pound’s Plunge
- Banks With Assets No One Wants Undercut India’s Debt Recast Plan
- Canada’s First Negative-Yield Covered Bond May Start a Trend
- Santander favored over BBVA ahead of Spanish banks’ 2Q: UBS
- It is absolutely no coincidence that the ECB’s involvement has resulted in a crunch tighter in corporate bond spreads...squeezing valuations higher as paper becomes more scarce: creditmarketdaily.com
- CIBC EU1.25b 6Y Covered Bond MS +6
- JPMorgan EU2b 7.5Y MS +65
- 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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