Ronan Martin
Credit Reporter at Bloomberg News
Credit Reporter for @business in London Opinions are my own
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bloomberg.com | James Hirai |Ronan Martin
A horse-drawn carriage in Rome. (Bloomberg) -- The Republic of Italy pulled in over €103 billion ($117.1 billion) of investor bids for an €11 billion dual-tranche bond sale on Wednesday, as the country capitalized on a recent credit upgrade and stable market conditions to lock in better pricing.
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Abhinav Ramnarayan |Ronan Martin
Investors pulled more than $8 billion from European investment-grade funds in the week to April 9, the sharpest retreat since October 2022, according to EPFR data cited in a Bank of America Corpnote. The around $8.1 billion in outflows coincided with about $6.2 billion leaving high-yield funds — which marked the fifth straight week of withdrawals for junk credit, BofA’s Ioannis Angelakissaid in the note seen by Bloomberg. EPFR is a provider of fund flows and asset allocations data.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Abhinav Ramnarayan |Ronan Martin
Investors pulled more than $8 billion from European investment-grade funds in the week to April 9, the sharpest retreat since October 2022, according to EPFR data cited in a Bank of America Corpnote. The around $8.1 billion in outflows coincided with about $6.2 billion leaving high-yield funds — which marked the fifth straight week of withdrawals for junk credit, BofA’s Ioannis Angelakissaid in the note seen by Bloomberg. EPFR is a provider of fund flows and asset allocations data.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Ronan Martin |Abhinav Ramnarayan
(Bloomberg) -- European credit investors are dialing back exposure to the US to recession proof their portfolios as President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff policy clouds the outlook for the world’s biggest economy. With the risk of a US recession and inflation expectations both remaining elevated, European fixed-income fund managers say they are buying more local European businesses.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ronan Martin |Abhinav Ramnarayan
European credit investors are dialing back exposure to the US to recession proof their portfolios as President Donald Trump’s unpredictable tariff policy clouds the outlook for the world’s biggest economy. With the risk of a US recession and inflation expectations both remaining elevated, European fixed-income fund managers say they are buying more local European businesses.
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A group of creditors to Thames Water that hold about £10 billion of the debt will start work on their own proposal to rescue the beleaguered UK utility firm and avoid a prolonged special administration or nationalization https://t.co/I21ej36t3K with @gmorpurgo
Welsh Water is selling sterling bonds on Tuesday and while investors have been happy to make a distinction between the UK's various water utilities so far, Thames Water's on going problems are still weighing on the cost of new debt https://t.co/3EIGihllC4 via @markets
RT @ZSchneeweiss: Italian, French borrowers sweep back in to German debt market https://t.co/1n9AucpWJq via @ronanmartin97 https://t.co/ADp…