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The global financial crisis has transformed emerging market sovereign risk premiums and debt management tactics. Countries need to tread carefully as they return to external debt markets to meet rocketing financing needs, writes Sid Verma.
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India is swimming in a sea of domestic debt while markets price in timely consolidation. Sid Verma reports.
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Asia’s prolific global bond issuer opts for volume and variety, reports Sid Verma.
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Less than 12 months ago, some gloomy commentators were predicting virtual Armageddon for the economies of southern Europe. Some even argued that the eurozone was on the verge of disintegrating, with Greece named by some doomsters as the most likely candidate to abandon the experiment of monetary union.
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The attraction of linker bonds goes way beyond the protection they offer investors against rising prices. Sovereign issuers see them not only as a useful tool to extend duration — something they will doing a lot of next year following vast amounts of short term debt this year — but also as another deep pool of cash to soak up as their borrowing requirements surge ever upwards. Neil Day reports.
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The country’s sovereign risk premium has jumped but Mexico is profiting from its historically clean debt profile and array of funding sources — for now. Sid Verma reports.