Europe
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Issuer attracts €32bn of demand in encouraging sign for other borrowers -
Potential for Russia retaliation in CEE region escalates
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Ben West, who left Barclays last year, has joined UK regulator
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Macron can govern with a diminished majority but the pace of economic reforms will slow
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Investor focus elsewhere for now, but bankers warn that the medium term outlook is shaky after French election
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Issuer lining up a deal that will give much needed price data, while France’s Sagess plots return to markets
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De Nora has scaled back its initial valuation expectations amid volatile equity markets
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Millicom'S $746m rights offer was 175.3% oversubscribed
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Hints of a new support programme branded as kicking the can down the road
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Chances of calm spell in equity capital markets shattered by worse than expected US data
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A rate rise and hawkish stance at the BoE does little to quell fears about the state of SSA sterling primary market
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