Belgium and EIB make most of strong demand in euros

Addison Gong

September 14, 2022 06:01 PM

Belgian and EU flags flying on government buildings off Rue de Namur, Brussels, Belgium.

The pair raised €8.5bn combined despite the EU draining €12bn from the market the previous day

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Barclays Crédit Agricole Morgan Stanley UniCredit BNP Paribas HSBC JP Morgan EIB Belgian Sovereign Sovereigns Supras and agencies Green and Social Bonds

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