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  • RUSSIAN diamond miner Almazy Rossii-Sakha (Alrosa) is to launch a $500m three year Eurobond in mid-February, putting it at the front of the column of Russian credits looking to enter the international bond markets this year. Company officials and joint lead managers, Salomon Smith Barney and SBC Warburg Dillon Read, are to host investor presentations in Europe and the US between February 2 and February 10, with launch expected shortly thereafter.
  • THE REPUBLIC of Argentina left the Latin new issue market brimming with confidence for the first time in months when it launched a blow-out DM1.5bn 10 year bond offering this week. Anxious to capitalise on the success of its Eu400m five year issue last Friday, the republic mandated Morgan Stanley Dean Witter -- in its first bookrunner slot for a Latin sovereign -- and Dresdner Kleinwort Benson to launch a DM750m 10 year step down bond with a 11% coupon in the first three years and 8% thereafter.
  • China The $50m term loan for Shanghai Fortune World Development Co Ltd has closed and was reduced to $41m.
  • Australia National Australia Bank has arranged an A$500m non-underwritten revolving uncommitted commercial paper and MTN programme for Credit Union Services Corp (Australia) Ltd.
  • A NEW round of international offerings of shares in Petrobras will begin in the first week of February when the Brazilian government announces bid specifications for an advisory mandate on the sale of part of its stake. Brazilian planning minister Antonio Kandir said yesterday (Thursday) that the government planned to raise about R$6bn ($5.4bn) by reducing its holding in Petrobras to a 51% stake.
  • * European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Rating: Aaa/AAA
  • THE FEDERATIVE Republic of Brazil has called on firms to submit bids for a debut five year Eu250m to Eu300m offering, following the blow-out Eu400m offering from Argentina which helped revive the outlook for beleaguered Latin credits in the Euromarkets. "Everyone is waiting for Brazil to do something in euros," said a banker in London. "Nothing has materialised yet in terms of a mandate, but it will in the next few days. Brazil will not want to miss out on this window."