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The UK Debt Management Office drew praise on Tuesday as it priced the final syndication of its 2017-18 financial year at the tight end of a tiny guidance range. Bankers said that result, coupled with the behaviour of the UK’s outstanding curve over the course of the deal, was particularly impressive given a turbulent backdrop in the wider financial markets. -
A pair of euro borrowers braved a tricky market on Tuesday, raising a combined €4bn despite heavy weather in government spreads. One opted for a defensive pricing strategy, while the other attempted to squeeze investors.
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The Belgian Debt Agency announced on Monday that it would issue its first green OLO in the near future, after a roadshow that begins on Thursday February 8. This fulfils a plan announced by prime minister Charles Michel at the One Planet Summit in December.
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Three dollar borrowers have hit screens in a market buoyed by a pronounced Treasury sell-off.
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Enerjisa, the Turkish utilities company owned by E.On and Sabanci, has attracted sizeable interest for its IPO, which was covered 4.8 times and priced at the bottom of the range.
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RusHydro, the Russian hydroelectric power generator, will meet investors next week for a Eurorouble bond.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch and JP Morgan made quick-fire returns to the dollar market this week and propelled dollar supply to its busiest month on record.
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The two 100 year corporate bonds previously sold in the sterling market had received excellent responses and, when London-based charity the Wellcome Trust became the latest member of the century club this week, it proved that investors' demand for ultra long bonds is far from satisfied.
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Two Russian issuers forged ahead with plans to issue Eurobonds this week, despite increasing noise around Russian sanctions that threaten to push spreads wider.
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The first of China’s much-anticipated pipeline of technology-centric IPOs this year is starting to materialise.
