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  • A Pemex-related project financing bond sale of $550m was shelved this week, along with plans by Jamaica to issue $250m in the US, as dollar markets remained difficult for Latin new issues. Market participants had hoped for a rebound in investor sentiment after the widely expected 25bp rate hike by the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday.
  • Confirmation that appetite for the Qatari project finance market has been fully restored, if not bettered, since the fourth quarter of 1998 came this week with the announcement of the arranging group for the $750m Q-Chem project financing. A massive 24 strong bank group, all at the same arranging level, was selected by the project's sponsors - Qatar General Petroleum Corporation (QGPC) (51%) and Phillips Petroleum Company (49%) and their financial adviser for the project, Greenwich NatWest.
  • Confirmation that appetite for the Qatari project finance market has been fully restored, if not bettered, since the fourth quarter of 1998 came this week with the announcement of the arranging group for the $750m Q-Chem project financing. A massive 24 strong bank group, all at the same arranging level, was selected by the project's sponsors - Qatar General Petroleum Corporation (QGPC) (51%) and Phillips Petroleum Company (49%) and their financial adviser for the project, Greenwich NatWest.
  • THE PORTUGAL Telecom 4 share offering is proving a blow-out at the retail level, with the offering already oversubscribed by eight times when the government announced the retail allocations yesterday (Thursday). Pre-registration of the 10,002,500 shares in the retail tranche began on June 18 and closes today.
  • Norway Nykredit Bank has successfully increased its Eu200m facility to Eu250m. The deal was signed on June 29. The margin on the five year revolver loan is 18.75bp over Euribor, and there is a 9.375bp commitment fee on the undrawn amount.
  • TO REFLECT the growing interest in the secondary loan market, Euroweek will be publishing from this week onwards the Loan Market Association's (LMA) summary loan pricing survey (see opposite page). The volume of loans traded in Europe has grown impressively over the last few years and is believed to have totalled some $30bn in 1998 (split between $20bn in par/near par and leveraged loans and $10bn in special situation loans). This compares to an estimated $20bn for 1997.
  • Slovak finance ministry officials are mulling a further increase to the Slovak Republic's debut euro offering. Jozef Trojak, head of the country's state treasury department, said this week the issue might be increased up to the maximum Eu500m level approved by the government earlier this year.
  • SALOMON Smith Barney has received an encouraging early response to the co-underwriting phase of the Ffr5.4bn senior leveraged debt backing the creation of Capital BSN Emballage SA out of the merger of Gerresheimer's and Danone's glass packaging business. SG has already joined as a co-arranger committing Ffr750m for an upfront fee of 112.5bp.