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Despite the long weekend, bond market participants failed to come back with renewed energy this week and the primary market endured one of its most sluggish weeks since the beginning of the year. However, this lack of primary activity was compensated by the usual sieving through central banks’ statements.
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The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has hired three banks to arrange its next international bond, putting an end to a selection process that has taken almost three months.
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Peermont Global, the South African casino and resort operator, is roadshowing a pioneering R5.9bn (Eu600m) bond package to finance its leveraged buy-out.
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The European high yield market was buoyant this week with two new deals. French sugar producer Tereos issued a Eu500m seven year bond price at a yield of 6.375% — the tight end of the revised 6.375% to 6.5% price guidance.