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Turkey's central bank increased inflation forecasts on Thursday due to rising energy prices
Deal's concession came to just a few basis points
Uzbek bank's deal is the first deal from the country in 2026
The lender started investor meetings late in April
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Interventions by the Budapest Stock Exchange and Hungary’s financial regulators have enabled the country’s capital markets to play a lead role in attracting homegrown innovators and foreign investors -
Since Viktor Orban came to power in Hungary, more than half of the share of the banking sector is controlled by the government. But the sector is healthier, more profitable and showing an appetite to expand into the wider region
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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is a middle-income country with a huge potential for growth, but unfortunately, it is the news and discussions about the politics that most of the time dominate the economic reform debate.
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Welcome to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I want to use this opportunity to point out immediately that Bosnia and Herzegovina represents much more than “post-war”, “complex structure”, “standstill in the process of government setup” and “programme with the IFI institutions”, which are the images which are sometimes used in the foreign media. Please allow me to explain why I have a different point of view which allows me to look at my country through the lens of accelerated and better progress in the future.
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In a roundtable discussion organised and chaired by GlobalCapital at the ECBC’s 29th plenary meeting in Riga, covered bond market participants heard from the people responsible for the Pan-Baltic Covered Bond Framework and were able to understand both how this market is being built and what the prospects for issuance are
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The first ever European Covered Bond Council plenary meeting in central and eastern Europe was dominated by discussions of the product’s geographical expansion, the implications of the new Covered Bond Directive and the role that covered bonds can play in the development of green and sustainable finance.
