CEE Bonds
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A pair of rare euro bonds from sovereign emerging markets borrowers hit the market this week, much to the approval of investors who said the deals provided “good value”. -
Turkey hit screens on Wednesday, announcing a February 2026 euro benchmark, following up on its success in dollars in October.
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Kazakhstan hit screens on Monday, selling its first euro denominated bonds. The sovereign issued a combined €1.05bn after slashing the yield from initial price thoughts.
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Kazakhstan entered the euro market for the first time on Monday, hitting screens with a dual tranche bond.
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The US Treasury has lifted sanctions on two Turkish officials following the release of pastor Andrew Brunson — a US citizen Turkey had detained for two years on suspicion of espionage and links to terrorism.
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Ukraine raised $2bn with a dual tranche offering on Thursday, returning to capital markets in benchmark size for the first time in more than a year, fresh from its agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Ukraine has opened books for a pair of dollar benchmarks, returning to capital markets in benchmark size for the first time in over a year, fresh from its agreement with the IMF.
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Ukraine has hit screens for a dollar bond, coming hot on the heels of a $3.9bn loan agreement with the IMF.
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The Turkish sovereign returned to international markets this week riding a wave of relief and renewed goodwill, following the release of US pastor Andrew Brunson, write Francesca Young and Lewis McLellan.
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CPI Property Group, which owns real estate in Berlin and central and eastern Europe, printed an inaugural Swiss franc bond on Thursday in a size bigger than the minimum originally touted to investors.
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Turkey passed its first test of investor sentiment on Tuesday night, returning to international capital markets with a $2bn five year deal after an absence of six months while the country had a brush with economic and diplomatic chaos.
