EU CREDIT DAILY: U.K. GDP; Deutsche, Barclays Surprise; BT Beats
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- U.K. macro focus will be firmly on the 3Q GDP data due this morning. With consensus looking for +0.3% q/q and +2.1% y/y, credit market reaction to any meaningful deviation from these levels could be sharp. A high print may appease Brexit concerns, bolster risk appetite; weak numbers could highlight macro deterioration, push risk asset spreads wider, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- U.K. banks and insurers may lose EU passporting rights after Brexit, according to Trade Minister Mark Garnier; uncertainty may damp near-term price performance in sector
- Financial sector sentiment may be buoyed Thurs by better-than-consensus Deutsche Bank, Barclays earnings
- Asian equity, credit markets weaker overnight leading EUR/U.S. equity futures lower; may damp early EUR credit mkt price performance Thursday
- Risk Appetite Model looking well anchored into end-October
- Bloomberg Barclays Eur-Agg Corporate index closed unchanged yday at 110bps; Bloomberg Barclays Eur HY index also closed flat at 370bps
- CDX IG closed +0.7bps at 75.0; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG is currently -0.5bps at 115.00 and iTraxx Australia quoted +0.25bps at 102.75
- Corporate News
- Volkswagen 3Q Profit Beats Est.; FY Forecast Adjusted Higher
- ABB 3Q Operational Ebita Slightly Beats, Orders Miss Estimates
- Debenhams FY Rev. In Line, Underlying Pretax Beats Ests.
- BT 2Q Adj. EPS Beats Ests.; Keeps Outlook Unchanged
- Telefonica 3Q Oibda EU4.18b; Est. EU4.06b
- Schneider Electric 3Q Rev. Drops on Middle East; China Improves
- KPN 3Q Adj. Ebitda Beats Ests.; Keeps Outlook Unchanged
- Volvo Cars Says 3Q Operating Profit Rises 62%
- Fresenius SE 3Q in Line, Raises Lower End of FY Guidance
- Statoil 3Q Adj. Net Falls to Loss vs Est. for Gain; Div. Matches
- Financial News
- Deutsche Bank Posts Unexpected 3Q Profit; CET1 Ratio 11.1%
- Barclays 3Q Underlying Pretax Beats; CET1 Ratio 11.6%
- BBVA 3Q Net Beats Estimate; Fully Loaded CET1 11%
- Nomura Beats 2Q Profit Estimate, Trims Interim Dividend
- DNB Profit Falls Amid Higher Large Corporate Impairment Losses
- Vontobel Says Assets Under Management Rose on Swiss Clients
- Rating News
- S&PGR Affirms Auckland Council ’AA/A-1+’ Rtgs; Otlk Stable
- NAB Ratings Unaffected By Full-Year Results: S&PGRBulletin
- Other News
- Toyota Looks to Uber for Agility Lessons Before It’s ‘Too Late’
- BOJ Can’t Win as Steps to Spur Loans Risk Slowing Bond Sales
- Hollande Gets No Love From Voters or Investors on S&P Upgrade
- October supply in IG non-financials has exceeded €20bn...Ytd we are up at €240.5bn. With likely six weeks worth of business to come, €270bn would be a reasonable target (for the) year. Not a record, but only €20bn or so short of the 2009 deluge: creditmarketdaily.com
- CDC $1b Reg S 3Y MS +29
- Deutsche Hypo EU250m 4Y Snr Unsecured MS +75
- EFSF EU2b 0.4% 5/2026 Tap MS -19
- IFFIm $500m Reg S 3Y FRN 3mL +26
- Land NRW EU1b 30Y MS +18
- Merck & Co EU500m 8Y MS +28, EU500m 20Y MS +50
- Orange EU750m Long 10Y MS +45
- Slovenia EU1b 24Y MS +90
- HomeVi EU200m 5Y FRN, EU128m 6.875% 8/2021 Tap
- Snai EU320m 5NC2 Fixed, EU250m 5NC1 FRN
- Verizon EU3.25b 3-Part and GBP450m 19Y Bonds
- 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.
- NOTE: EU Credit Daily will not be published Friday October 28. It will return Monday October 31
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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