CEEMEA OPEN: Eurobank SA gets priced
- The DXY is steady along the 105.800 handle ahead of today's key US payrolls report after a series of some underwhelming data releases. The NFPs are seen much stronger in November at 220k vs 12k last amid the post hurricanes and Boeing disputes.
- The unemployment rate is tipped unchanged at 4.1% and slightly slower AHE earnings of 0.3% m/m and 3.9% y/y. Disappointment in the data may be due to tepid hiring in cyclical sectors, the pace of monthly job creation may be barely positive.
- Job growth may be well below the level needed to stabilize the unemployment rate which is likely to climb holding the Fed to a small window of rate cuts with inflation still above target.
- USTs trade mixed across the curve on Employment Report Day. The long-end is a bp richer, the short-end a bp cheaper. 10s are steady and the curve a shade flatter.
- Risk assets are mixed, Nikkei, KOSPI, ASX lower, Hang Seng and Shanghai up over 1%. European equity futures are lower. Brent is flat around $72. Several
Fresh in the CEEMEA Pipeline
- No new additions to pipeline.
On the Radar
- Eurobank SA(EUROB), rated Baa2 positive (Moody’s) /BB+ positive (S&P) /BB+ positive (Fitch), has priced its EUR600 Reg S bond at MS+125bps, in from the MS+155bps area ITPs. Orderbooks came in and peaked at EUR3.4bn, with EUR70mn in JLM interest.
- Mandated Citi, Deutsche Bank, IMI-Intesa Sanpaolo, Jefferies, Santander (B&D), & Société Générale as Bookrunners.
Priced Deals
Date | Issuer | Ccy | Amount (m) | Coupon | Maturity | Yield | Spread | IPTS to Pxd | Book size (m) | Coverage | NICs |
5-Dec | Eurobank SA | EUR | 600 | 3.250 | 12/03/2030 | 3.330 | M+125 | -30.0 | 3400 | 5.67 |
What to watch on Friday
- In CEEMEA, Czech retail sales (8GMT) and NBP Minuets (13GMT).
- In the US, NFP data (13:30GMT), & Uni of Michigan sentiment (15GMT).
- Central bankers expected to speak today include the Fed’s Bowman, Goolsbee, Hammack and Daly.
Wider market Sentiment
- USD Index at 105.823
- UST 2yr/10yr at 4.166%/4.180%
- Bund 2yr/10yr at 2.001%/2.091%
- Brent at $71.91/brl
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