AfDB fails to find end of Aussie appetite

January 24, 2013 12:00 am

The African Development Bank (AfDB) sold its first Australian dollar denominated debt of 2013 on Thursday, pricing flat to its curve in the currency. The deal is the latest in a glut of SSA Aussie dollar deals this month but investor appetite shows no sign of abating.

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