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Published on 3/7/2019 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily and Prospect News Investment Grade Daily.

Qatar tranches edge up in trade; Yapi Kredi, Turkiye Sise talk deals

By Rebecca Melvin

New York, March 7 – Qatar’s newly priced tranches edged up by ¼ point or less on Thursday after the state printed $12 billion of notes due 2024, 2029 and 2049.

The $2 billion tranche of 3 3/8% five-year notes was quoted at 100.06 bid, 100.10 offered by a trader in London near the end of Europe’s trading session. The notes priced at a reoffered 99.89 to yield 3.399%, or U.S. Treasuries plus 90 basis points, which was tight compared to initial price talk of Treasuries plus 110 bps.

The $4 billion tranche of 4% 10-year notes was quoted at 100.12 bid, 1001.8 offered, and the $6 billion tranche of 4.817% 30-year notes was quoted at 100.15 bid 100.25 offered.

The 10-year notes priced at 99.649 to yield 4.043%, or a spread of Treasuries plus 135 bps, which was tightened from initial price thoughts of Treasuries plus 160 bps. The 30-year notes sold at par to yield Treasuries plus 175 bps.

A pair of Turkish issuers were in the market.

Istanbul-based commercial bank Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi AS (Yapi Kredi) was talking $500 million of five-year notes to yield in the 8¼% area, according to a syndicate source on Thursday.

Turkiye Sise ve Cam Fabrikalary AS was talking a planned U.S. dollar-denominated benchmark offering of seven-year notes on Thursday to yield in the range of 7¼% to 7 3/8%.


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