Euro buyers hot for CEE as Poland book blasts past €3bn

October 02, 2012 12:00 AM

Republic of Poland was set to price a €1.75bn 12 year note at the tight end of guidance as SSA Markets went to press. The deal was heavily oversubscribed and comes just a day after the Czech Republic tapped its September 2022s for €750m at a level well inside initial price thoughts.

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