Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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The issuer should be able to return to the primary market by the time of a €450m maturity in July -
CEEMEA issuers have not been deterred by US inflation figures coming in above expectations
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The Republic of Slovenia will tender for two bonds this week and is planning a new euro issue alongside the liability management exercise.
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More dollar bonds and the Japanese market are funding options later in 2023
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The lender drew a book of well over $1bn for a rare dollar bond from a CEE financial issuer
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'CEE premium' but proximity to the EU attracts US investors
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One investor said the EU’s rule of law concerns in Poland are not as acute as those in Hungary
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Poland built a book of over €13bn, as investors continue to pile into CEE sovereign bonds
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Nearly all FIG bonds outstanding from the CEE region are from Russian or Turkish issuers
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A 25bp sell-off in US Treasuries did little to deter new CEEMEA issuers from preparing new bonds
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More CEE sovereigns are preparing to issue new bonds but African issuers may need to wait
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Czech energy provider closes two promissory notes between December and January
