10 July 2014
Credit Market Update
FOMC on
the Fence
REGIONAL
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Asian credits
may see support today following neutral FOMC minutes. JACI Composite spread rose 3.0bps (234.8bps), with IG
and HY both widening 2.6bps (169.2bps) and 4.7bps (454.0bps) respectively. In
the Asian USD credit market, yield performance was generally mixed as investors
grew cautious prior to the FOMC minutes release. Notably, SUNHUN 16 and SWIPRO
22 widened a couple of bps yesterday before retracing a tad tighter this
morning. Meanwhile, US Treasuries rallied at the short- to mid-end (+2bps) as
FOMC minutes remained benign while revealing members’ preference to end
tapering in October should economic conditions allow.
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Fair activity
in SGD credits continues. SGD swap
rates yesterday were marginally wider at the belly by 1bp at most, while the
longer-end 15-30y rates ended 1.5bps tighter consistent with the UST 10y rates
advancing overnight. In the secondary credit space, we noted activity in VTB,
SUNHUN, EZRA, DBSSP and CALPSP amid slower primary activity.
MALAYSIA
¨ Huge trades on Sabah Development (SabahDev) and Cagamas. MYR PDS market
registered strong flows of MYR937m amid the MPC meeting to be held late today.
We view OPR adjustment, if any could be delayed to Sept or November meeting,
despite foreign investors’ expectation for a 25bps hike today after series of
strong data (1Q GDP, CPI and Trade Balance). Overall, trading activities were
active on financial and GRE names. SabahDev 7/14 and Cagamas 5/16 fueled the
trading volumes with combined volumes of MYR380m where SabahDev widen by 1bp to
3.74% (since 4-July) while Cagamas 5/16 ended at 3.79% (+10bps since 22-Apr).
Other notable names were DanaInfra 4/21 saw MYR60m done at 4.35% tighten 1bp
since 8-July; and Prasarana 9/27 dropped by 12bps since 19-Dec-13 to close at
4.71% on MYR60m transactions.
TRADE IDEA: MYR
Bond
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Tanjung Bin Power
8/19 (AA2) (price: 99.12; yield: 4.73%; spread: MGS+c.103bps)
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Comparable(s)
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Encorp 11/18 (AA2) (price: 100.44; yield:
4.36%; MGS+c.67bps)
Imtiaz II 3/19 (AA2)
(price: 99.98; yield: 4.60%; MGS+c.90.7bps)
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Relative Value
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We reiterate our
4-Jul call for Tanjung Bin Power 8/19 which remains attractive against a
similarly-rated, Encorp 11/18, in terms of a yield and spread pickup of
c.22bps and c.30bps respectively, after adjustment for duration differential.
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Fundamentals
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1)
High cash flow visibility from long-term contract, with Tenaga
Nasional Berhad, which expires on 27 September 2031 as well as favourable
contractual terms. Tanjung Bin Power is an independent power producer granted
the right to construct, own and operate a 2,100MW coal-fired power plant in
Tanjung Bin, Johor under a Power Purchase Agreement with Tenaga Nasional
Berhad.
2)
Maintains a firm credit profile with operational issues
from prolonged operation at maximum capacity resolved. Tanjung Bin Power’s
credit metrics are also healthy, reflected by a finance service coverage
ratio of 2.7x for the FY13 (FY12: 1.3x) despite available capacity payment
losses and daily utilization payments suffered in FY13 (accounting for 22% of
total potential revenue) due to operational issues.
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