Wednesday, May 21, 2025

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INSIGHTS & ANALYSIS

Insights and Analysis: Citadel Securities challenges primary market conflicts

Insights and Analysis: Citadel Securities challenges primary market conflicts

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A year ago, rumours in the bond markets suggested that Citadel Securities might be planning a move into bond issuance, a move which buy-side traders regarded positively. Since the firm declined to become a...

ORIGINATION

Origination: Government bond supply next week

Origination: Government bond supply next week

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Nominal supply of bonds scheduled in the Euro area next week is expected to level at €17.8 billion of European government bonds (EGBs), according to investment bank UBS. There are no planned US Treasury...

INVESTOR DEMAND

Investor Demand: BofA sees investor sentiment bounce back in May 

Investor Demand: BofA sees investor sentiment bounce back in May 

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The Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey (FMS) has seen the scaling back of US-China tariffs as a net positive for activity. In its latest research, 75% of the FMS was completed before...

RULES & RATINGS

Rules & Ratings: S&P warns on forecast uncertainty

Rules & Ratings: S&P warns on forecast uncertainty

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S&P Global Ratings has said it believes a high degree of unpredictability exists around policy implementation by the US administration and possible responses regarding tariffs. This carries over to a potential effect on global “economies,...

THE BOOK

The Book: Orbia prices 2030, 2035 senior notes

The Book: Orbia prices 2030, 2035 senior notes

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Mexico-based industrial product provider Orbia Advance Corporation has announced the pricing of its 2030 and 2035 senior notes. The international offering was made outside of Mexico, and is expected to generate US$1.1 billion. Orbia intends...

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