3 April 2017
Credit
Markets Weekly
AHCA
Failure Rallies Market; Eye on FOMC Minutes
SUMMARY:
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MYR Credit Market: Govvies market
was quiet on risk off sentiment. Trading activities were thin at MYR9.2bn
last week as investors stayed cautious amid various Fedspeaks and formalization
of Brexit. Local govvies yields increased with the 3y MGS spiking 11bps WoW to
3.53% while the 10y rose 6bps WoW to 4.13%. Focus of the week was the auction
of 7.5y New MGS 9/24 which garnered a decent BTC of 2.06% at average yield of
4.059%. The MYR closed flat at 4.4255 against the greenback where early week
gain was subsequently offsetted by hawkish Fed members’ comments from Rosengren
and William which suggest the possibility of more than 3 rate hikes in 2017.
Corporate News – Primary
market remained active. Total issuance was MYR4.1bn this week, bringing the
monthly total issuance to MYR20bn. Valuecap (NR) issued MYR1bn 5y at
4.441%, or 11bps lower than the previous similar issuance in Dec-16. Elsewhere,
we saw asset backed securitisation from Merdeka Capital, Aldzahab ABS, and
Lucida Capital as well as property names such as Mah Sing and Sunway
Velocity.
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APAC USD Credit Market: UST
yields were lower last week on the back of global risk-off sentiment as the
result of President Trump’s healthcare reform setback, which raised concerns
over his ability to deliver his fiscal policy pledges, and also the UK
officially triggered Article 50 to leave the European Union. The 2y note
trickled down to 1.25% (-1bps), while the 10y slipped by 2bps to 2.39%; Steady week for APAC credits; USD7.5bn priced WoW;
YTD issuances reached USD85.1bn representing c.34% YoY growth.
Rating Actions - Moody’s upgraded China Aoyuan Property
Group Limited’s LT rating from B2 to B1, with stable outlook; Moody’s revised
the outlooks of two Chinese real estate players – Vanke Real Estate HK Company
Limited and Jingrui Holdings Limited from negative to stable, affirming ratings
at Baa1 and B3 respectively.
Table 1: Index Weekly Movements
Indices
|
31-Mar
|
24-Mar
|
Weekly Chg (bps)
|
iTraxx AxJ 5y IG
|
94.7
|
95.7
|
-1
|
AxJ IG Spread (bps)
|
173.4
|
171.7
|
2
|
AxJ HY (%)
|
6.5
|
6.56
|
-6
|
SOR 2y (%)
|
1.54
|
1.54
|
1
|
SOR 5y (%)
|
2.07
|
2.06
|
1
|
Malaysia 5y CDS
|
105.2
|
105.6
|
0
|
MGS 3y (%)
|
3.53
|
3.42
|
11
|
MGS 5y (%)
|
3.87
|
3.83
|
4
|
MGS 7y (%)
|
4.02
|
3.99
|
4
|
MGS 10y (%)
|
4.13
|
4.07
|
6
|
AAA 5y Spread* (bps)
|
52
|
53
|
-2
|
AAA 10y Spread* (bps)
|
54
|
58
|
-4
|
AA 5y Spread* (bps)
|
87
|
87
|
-1
|
AA 10y Spread* (bps)
|
96
|
96
|
0
|
Source: Bloomberg, BNM,
RHBFIC *MYR-denominated bonds
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