Issuance returns in domestic bond market
In other issuance, KfW added A$250 million to its May 2015 line, taking outstandings to A$1.5 billion. The top-up was reportedly priced at 51 basis points over swap, which is 11 bps wide of its last top-up to the line in February. Inter-American Development Bank also added A$300 million to its May 2016 line, taking outstandings to A$900 million. Australian Capital Territory (AAA) issued A$250 million of inflation linked bonds maturing in June 2030. The bonds will pay a real yield of 3.7 per cent per annum.As mentioned above, Liberty Series 2010-1 Auto Trust issued ABS, although pricing was disclosed on the Class A tranche only. The other tranches consisted of: A$11.5 million of 'A' rated Class B notes with a WAL of 2.25 years; A$6 million of 'BBB+' rated Class C notes; A$3.6 million of 'BB' rated Class D notes; and A$2.4 million of unrated Class E notes. The last three tranches all have a WAL of 2.36 years.In New Zealand, KangaNews reported a NZ$40 million, three-year bond issue by Dunedin City Treasury (AA-) at 85 bps over swap.