CEE Bonds
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Rising interest rates to combat inflation mean borrowing will become ever more expensive -
The region is grappling with Ukraine contagion on top of volatile rates
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Investors express preference for shorter, smaller deals
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One banker on DBK's deal admitted to some anxiety over the market 'vomit', but investors held firm
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Yet another spike in volatility serves as reminder of deterioration in fundraising conditions
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Investors had largely brushed aside concerns over Kazakhstan's relationship with Russia
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Fears that the stability needed to spark new issuance will not materialise this week
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Russia's bond payment in dollars last week has put the ball firmly in the West's court
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The sovereign has caught investors by surprise after making dollar payments
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Bankers see CEE new issues being put on hold
