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  • The new government in Ukraine has raised investors' interest in Eurobonds from the country to a new height. But the demand has had hardly any outlets — there was only one $100m issue in the first three months of 2005. Signs in April, however, suggested issuance may pick up, as long as the wider bond market stays calm. Kathryn Wells reports.
  • The European corporate bond market remained volatile this week as fears mounted that hedge funds would unwind their positions after making losses in March and April as a result of movements in the debt of General Motors, Ford and companies expected to be targets for leveraged buy-outs.
  • The European corporate bond market remained volatile this week as fears mounted that hedge funds would unwind their positions after making losses in March and April as a result of movements in the debt of General Motors, Ford and companies expected to be targets for leveraged buy-outs.
  • The market volatility sparked by rumours of hedge fund losses on General Motors and Ford at the beginning of the week did little to disrupt business in the EMTN market as investors held firm.
  • Standard Bank Namibia has signed its $50m 364 day club loan.
  • EuroWeek hears that the Eu297m financing for the purchase of plastics packaging company Arca Systems was funded this week.
  • Supermarket operator Ahold will sign its Eu2bn five year loan next week through mandated lead arrangers ABN Amro, Bank of America (bookrunner), BNP Paribas (bookrunner), Citigroup (bookrunner), ING, JP Morgan and Rabobank.
  • Network Rail is planning a roadshow in Australia with a view to bringing local currency bonds to the market.
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