DMO winner for 2060 tap, Greece to delay?
The UK tap of its 2060 nominal bond attracted bids of £7.5bn from a largely domestic audience this week, allowing the debt management office to print £4.5bn at 0.5bp over the 2055s against talk of flat to plus 1.5bp. With nothing major happening on the euro front, except news from the new head of the Greek public debt management agency, Petros Christodolou, that the 10 year bond widely expected to be launched this week is not as imminent as the market believed, bankers now speculate which sovereign will be the next to take the plunge. Read this week's EuroWeek for coverage on all SSA deals issued this week
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