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Private placements are not unknown for CEE sovereigns, but this is the biggest for years
Market participants have highlighted drop in Uzbek bond volumes this year
Uzbek issuance has fallen to near zero after a busy few years
Bookbuilding slower than normal due to the restart of war between the US and Iran
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Intercity, the Turkish car lessor, has signed what is thought to be the first ever Samurai loan for a Turkish company, for €40m. But Japanese investors will not come piling into the Turkish market, said one banker. -
Central eastern European sovereign supply is moving further out the credit curve, with Romania on Wednesday attempting its longest dated euro deal yet.
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State owned power company Hrvatska Elektroprivreda (Hep) rounded off a smooth refinancing exercise this week, with a seven year deal that crushed the concession it pays over the Croatian government.
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Croatian state-owned power company Hrvatska Electroprivreda (Hep) has bought back over 80% of its debut dollar deal, and on Monday morning opened books on a new transaction to fund the purchase.
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In this round-up, Moscow Exchange sees drop in RMB swap and spot trading in September, RMB denominated trade settlement reaches new record in Q3 2015, Taiwan RMB deposits see slight fall in September, HKEx plans launch of new RMB metal contracts, and BAML finds investor sentiment improved on China.
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Lithuania landed its longest, largest and lowest yielding deal ever in one fell swoop this week. But with the eurozone sovereign’s order book dominated by rates buyers rather than emerging market accounts, the deal has implications for Spain just as much as Slovenia.
