Belarus bonds dive a week after new issue

Ross Lancaster

June 26, 2020 12:45 pm

Belarus protests_PA_575x375.jpg — MINSK, BELARUS - MAY 31, 2020: A 'slipper flash mob' takes place outside the Komarovsky market, as citizens queue to provide their signatures in support of candidacies in the 2020 Belarusian presidential election scheduled by the national parliament for August 9. On May 21, the collection of signatures started to put forward candidates. Natalia Fedosenko/TASS | Natalia Fedosenko/Tass/PA Images

Just one week after selling $1.25bn of bonds, Belarus’s yield curve has widened as protests hit the country.

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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)Responsible Investment CEE Bonds Citi EMEA Belarus Europe Emerging Markets Raiffeisen Bank International AG SRI Société Générale CEE

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Ross Lancaster