CEE Bonds
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Potential for Russia retaliation in CEE region escalates
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Early June optimism proves to have been yet another false dawn
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Market looking for the US central bank to show that it is ahead of the inflation curve
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The matter is not just one of money but also of market integrity, said one investor
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Past precedents suggest Russia could become liable for a share of Ukraine's bond repayments, says Austrian finance ministry's Waiglein
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While some issuers took encouragement from Hungary’s and Jordan's deals, most buyers remain cautious
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Hopes rise after Hungary raises good size
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Investors puzzled as CDS auction problems arise with new Russian sanctions
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Issuer could come close to wrapping up 2022 funding despite investors' ESG concerns
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Hungary joins CEE sovereign flurry
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Turkey could print in euros or add an ESG element to try and attract investors