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Deal is first in format from an EM sovereign since 2023
Sale is largest block trade in close to two months
Senegal bonds are trading at distressed levels and there is a risk of restructuring
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Demand for sukuk has remained healthy amid the wider market volatility -
◆ Running a bond business in a crisis ◆ Bank issuers find their way back into the bond market ◆ Can frontier emerging market sovereigns fund themselves?
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Markets may not be shut for too long, and African sovereigns have managed debt well
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Sovereign pays at least 25bp of concession but points to healthy demand after broader spread widening
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The dollar market is going to be an unreliable friend for some time
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Conventional bond issuers may have to pay a lot more for their deals
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