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  • DISGRUNTLED bankers yesterday warned that Mexico's contentious decision to cash in its $2.66bn emergency line of credit could hurt other Latin sovereigns looking for bank loans as well as crowding out Mexican corporates. In a move which has struck the UMS from many banks' lists of most-favoured borrowers, the Hacienda decided to cash in the 18 month contingency loan after banks indicated that they would only want to renew it at higher prices.
  • Hungary Arranger Bankgesellschaft Berlin will sign the $50m five year term loan for Hypobank Hungaria on October 16. A lengthy documentation has held up the deal, although the arranger says it is confident of meeting the specified date.
  • * Republic of Italy Rating: Aa3/AA
  • FRENCH utility EdF will today offer investors their first chance to exchange illiquid bonds denominated in constituent Emu currencies directly into liquid euro benchmarks. Only France and the European Investment Bank have previously launched such exchanges -- but into eurofungible lines requiring redenomination at the end of 1999.
  • Emerging markets commentary Compiled by ANZ Investment Bank, London. Contact: Chris Portman,
  • THE INTERNATIONAL bond markets are heading for a major shake-out after a period of turbulence more severe than it has known for many years -- and which still shows no sign of abating.
  • THE FINNISH government will next week give the go-ahead for the flotation of shares in its national telecom operator, Sonera. In common with other European governments, the Finns have taken soundings on investor sentiment over the past week through lead managers Merrill Lynch and Merita.