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Yield hunters pursue bonds in zloty, Czech koruna, forints

  • 28 May 2004

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Retail investor demand for Hungarian forints continued apace this week with Rabobank Nederland increasing its Huf32bn issue by Huf8bn, making it the second largest deal in the market.

The Huf40bn June 2006 deal pays a high coupon of 5.25%. Triple-A rated Rabobank mandated TD Securities as ...

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