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  • A dollar denominated 364 day multicurrency revolving credit facility for Swiss commodities firm ECOM Agroindustrial was increased by more than 20% after the deal was well oversubscribed in syndication.
  • Only slightly less baffling than the US political opposition’s urge to force the government into first a shutdown, and, much more dangerously, a potential default, has been the calm reaction in the markets.
  • Russia's state owned gas firm Gazprom has begun sounding out the project finance market to fund an ambitious European gas pipeline. The new facility is expected to resemble Gazprom's Nord Stream gas pipeline deal that was signed in 2011 with €6.4bn of bank debt.
  • Azerbaijan's state oil company Socar is waiting on bank commitments for a jumbo loan to build a new Turkish oil refinery.
  • Sevan Drilling has closed a chunky $1.75bn five year financing to help fund its acquisition by Norwegian Seadrill, in what was predominantly an Asia-targeted syndicated loan.
  • The Middle East subsidiary of Indian textile firm Alok Industries has signed a $150m syndicated murabaha facility.