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  • THE FEDERATIVE Republic of Brazil should make its long awaited return to the international capital markets within the next few days, with most bankers expecting the sovereign to bring either a five year plain vanilla offering or a 20 put five year bond issue. Speculation about the imminent deal was fuelled during the week when the republic topped its debt shelf up to $5bn by filing a $3.57bn programme with the SEC.
  • Market commentary: Compiled by Jim Webber, TD Securities, London, Tel: +44 171 282 8216
  • THE PROVINCE of Buenos Aires took the Latin new issue market in euros a step further this week when it launched a well received Eu150m 9.75% five year offering. The deal, led by CSFB and JP Morgan, was priced at an attractive 142bp over Argentina's 2004 euro bond, which was trading at around 470bp at the time of pricing on Wednesday.
  • ALL EYES will be on the European finance ministers' meeting in Dresden this weekend, where the proposed 20% withholding tax -- which many believe would sound the death knell for the London-based Eurobond market -- is under discussion. So too is the German proposal of a threshold of Eu40,000 above which the tax would not be payable. UK chancellor Gordon Brown is opposing the introduction of the tax and has sworn that there will be no horse-trading. The outcome will be keenly awaited.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Hungary's landmark global bond proved highly contentious this week, with market opinion sharply divided over the Baa2/BBB rated transaction. The issue, the first SEC registered global bond by a central and eastern European borrower, was priced by bookrunners ABN Amro and Salomon Smith Barney last Friday (April 9), having been delayed for two weeks in the wake of the Nato air strikes against Serbia -- with which Hungary shares a border.
  • WHAT IS THE latest tittle-tattle from 1, St. Martins Le Grand, the once rock solid home of Nomura International in London? Today, the formerly impregnable fortress is beginning to show signs of crumbling at the foundations. Worse still, there are rumours of some dry rot and seepage among the staff after the recent bonus awards. We hope that the voluble, but socially gracious, titular head of Nomura in London, Takumi Shibata, has had the common sense to call in both Rentokil and George Wimpey Construction.
  • India The signing ceremony takes place today (Friday) for the $100m five year bullet facility for Industrial Development Bank of India.
  • ITALIAN blue chip insurer Assicurazioni Generali is set to make its debut in the international capital markets with a Eu1bn-Eu1.bn 15 year fixed rate bond. Lead managers Commerzbank, Mediobanca and Warburg Dillon Read say the deal is already attracting a great deal of interest. Roadshows start next week and will cover Milan, Paris, London and Frankfurt. Launch is scheduled for the end of April.
  • THE REHABILITATION of Asian credits in the international capital markets gathered pace this week as a host of issuers lined up to seize the opportunities offered by sharply tightening spreads.