Europe
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Bankers hope successful CEE issues will encourage more bond deals from the region -
Volatile markets are causing block trades in Europe to become increasingly opaque, as secret sellers leave without saying goodbye
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A new ECB crisis programme would be another grave mistake
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Market tries to decipher what latest debt market manipulation programme might look like
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Most EU countries expected to fall into line by the July due date
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German state brings ultra-long deal to thin market on eve of ECB meeting
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Hopes rise that EM primary bond market is coming back to life
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Investment trusts are capturing a wide audience of investors despite volatile equity markets
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Airline set to permanently double available liquidity compared to pre-Covid levels
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Japanese investors ditch €21bn of foreign bonds in a month
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Market experts believe only one seller could have done both deals
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