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US dollar trades, March 5 2002

  • 01 Mar 2002
Over $1.9 billion was raised in US dollar off 21 notes and Republic of Lebanon was the biggest contributor. It launched a $1 billion three-year note with semi-annual payments and a final coupon of 10.250%. KfW International Finance did a four-year $200 million trade via Deutsche Bank. It is callable ...

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