Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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The Republic of Latvia sold its €500m 10 year bond on Wednesday attracting a €800m book and a new SSA investor base.
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The Republic of Latvia sold its €500m 10 year bond on Wednesday attracting a €800m book and a new SSA investor base.
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A measure of calm is returning to energy commodity markets after a series of wild weeks, but implied volatility measures remain heightened across the sector. -
Russian steelmaker Novolipetsk Steel (NLMK) has arranged a syndicated loan of around $400m, after a long and protracted grappling with lending banks.
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The Republic of Latvia has released initial price guidance at 40bp area over mid-swaps for its new 10 year euro denominated bond, representing only a 20bp new issue premium, but a doubling of the sovereign’s secondary spreads, according to bankers away from the note.
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The Republic of Latvia has mandated DNB, HSBC and Natixis to arrange a 10 year euro denominated benchmark bond, its first since the start of ECB sovereign bond buying.
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International syndicated lending to Russia this year is running at its lowest volume since 2001, and less than a third of the total lent by this point last year, according to Dealogic.
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In this round-up, Chinese premier Li Keqiang said RMB internationalisation to continue, South Korea's RMB deposits halving in a few months, HKMA revamps its RMB liquidity facility, Singapore Exchange and Moscow Exchange see surging RMB trade volumes, Shanghai Gold Exchange expands its list of assets that can be used as collateral for trading to A-shares and foreign currencies, and Deutsche Bank joins OTC Clear as a clearing member.
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Estonian power company Eesti Energia opened books on a new euro transaction on Thursday morning, following the deadline for a tender offer on its outstanding bonds the day before.
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Polish state owned power company Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) has picked banks for a benchmark euro transaction.
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Estonian power company Eesti Energia opened books on a new euro transaction on Thursday morning, following the deadline for a tender offer on its outstanding bonds the day before.
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Russian fertiliser producer Eurochem signed a $750m pre-export credit facility, it was revealed on Wednesday, having been in talks with banks since the end of last year.
