‘Arrogant’ Russia brings political fight to the capital markets with return to bonds
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‘Arrogant’ Russia brings political fight to the capital markets with return to bonds

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The Federation of Russia is returning to the bond markets for the first time since a set of US sanctions in April sent the country’s bond trading into a tailspin. But despite books for the bond already being in excess of €1bn, several bankers away from the deal are describing it as a “political statement” rather than a well thought out trade, and are heavily criticising the timing and choice of euros for the note.

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