The week ending 25 January was short but lively in the Australian primary market. Supranational, sovereign and agency issuers continued to price deals – including some 10-year paper, in addition to the well-supplied mid-curve – while semi-government issuance continued too, chief of which was Queensland Treasury Corporation’s green bond. Elsewhere, ANZ Banking Group ended the major bank senior holding pattern with a A$5 billion (US$3.3 billion) trade, and Westpac Banking Corporation kicked off the structured finance market for the year.

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