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Business has sagged in the third quarter, but the pipeline is busy, despite an intractable war
Private bonds are now being offered in the open market wider than where public deals trade
Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
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Saudi Aramco has delayed the launch of its mega-IPO for the second time in two years and investors are starting to tire of continued speculation and no hard numbers on valuation
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Investors in Turkey enjoyed some relief after the government agreed to withdraw from northern Syria. The country’s finance ministry has told GlobalMarkets it is confident but some fears that measures passing through the US Congress could lead to fresh sanctions being imposed that one said was a threat
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The barricades are burning in Lebanon, with people angry at their government’s plans to impose taxes on WhatsApp calls. But the authorities desperately need more money to stave off a default
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Estonia’s finance minister tells GlobalMarkets why he does not believe that the EU should set up its own anti-money laundering agency but should instead focus on more effective cooperation and faster information-sharing
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Senior financial officials in Brazil are confident that the reforms they have put in place are set to deliver an economic turnaround in a country that has been destabilized by political infighting
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As part of a debt restructuring, Barbados has included a natural disaster clause — something its prime minister Mia Mottley hopes will be adopted by other vulnerable nations
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