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The UK government’s new liquidity scheme will do no harm. But nor is it likely to stimulate much economic growth.
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Kenya’s syndicated loan may encourage other African sovereigns to do similar deals. But they should think carefully before doing so. In return for the cost saving they might achieve, they might be jeopardising long-term funding options for their broader economies.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced a raft of measures to increase offshore renminbi liquidity last week, inspiring hope among analysts that there will be a lending boom in the currency. But syndicated loans bankers should not get their hopes up. Until more banks actually hold the currency, liberalising the ways they can use it will not have a big impact.
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Kenya’s syndicated loan may encourage other African sovereigns to do similar deals. But they should think carefully before doing so. In return for the cost saving they might achieve, they might be jeopardising long-term funding options for their broader economies.
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Asian bond issuers have rarely faced a more harrowing market. After a record start to the year, many issuers are now putting their plans on hold in response to tumbling investor confidence.
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Suek is the second Russian credit to make a quick return to the market for a large loan this year. It is a decision that risks putting a strain on relationships and frustrating all concerned.