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Health of market 'almost too good to be true', said banker
Private credit has carved a big role, but banks are hoping to get in
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If rates fall in the US later in the year, so will borrowing costs — but one investor discouraged such ‘overthinking’ -
The Hungarian deal paid almost 11%, which helped the issuer to boost the size of the bond
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Turkish banks have been able to refinance even in the worst crises, said one loans banker
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A trio of very different bond issuers issuers have spotted an issuance window
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There would still be hurdles and an agreement may even make defaults more likely
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Intra-day deals on the way if there is stability
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