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International investors take most of the book for the first time as Zabłocki's investment firm says it expects to make no further sales
Despite rough market conditions and angst over rates, array of deals have been well taken
It is difficult to see issuance conditions growing much better in the foreseeable future
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Mexico returned to its habitual role of opening the Latin American bond markets for the year on Wednesday with a $2.6bn trade including a tap of its 2048s to make the most of an exceptionally flat curve. -
Foreign asset managers in China have started the New Year in style. Fidelity International launched two funds on January 2, covering onshore equity and fixed income, after receiving its private fund management (PFM) licence last May. The move came less than a week after BlackRock got the regulatory green light for its own PFM licence.
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Chinese conglomerate Citic began marketing a dual tranche dollar bond on Thursday morning, nearly a year after its last debt sale.
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Latin America faces elections in three of its largest economies this year, but bond market participants are feeling confident, after technicals helped 2017 to defy all expectations and with economic activity set to improve in 2018. Oliver West reports.
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As 2018 begins in Middle Eastern debt markets, there is much to do, and much to contend with. Investors in the region are used to unrest and tension but it has started to crop up in unexpected places. Francesca Young and Bianca Boorer report.
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The fall-out from the failure of private lender Otkritie continues to weigh on Russia’s financial sector, but heavy bond redemptions and higher oil prices are expected to support corporate issuance in 2018. Virginia Furness and Bianca Boorer examine the outlook for Russia’s capital markets.
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