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Books were still healthy even after plenty of dropouts
The trade was priced tight and achieved an impressive outcome, thought one observer
Order attrition has been high, and two less well-known names have paused plans to issue
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Extremely tight spreads led to a large number of orders pulling out -
Initial pricing was one of the tightest starting points for a CEEMEA sovereign in dollars in the last 18 months
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The last senior deal beyond six years was in 2021, before Russia invaded Ukraine
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Investors were not as eager as they were on sovereign's previous few bond issues, said a lead
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Only Israel and Egypt have sold green bonds in the Middle East until now
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NIP estimates vary, but buyers greeted the deal with enthusiasm
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