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◆ IDA sells first dollar Global benchmark, 'good deal' ◆ Rentenbank struggles to cover 10 year book ◆ Demand for long-dated dollar paper wanes
◆ Bloc confirms 30 year demand ◆ Both tranches priced off own curve, 2bp NIP paid ◆ One new line left to open in 2026
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A raft of names have printed private debt in recent sessions, though MTN dealers are torn between what the summer slowdown in public markets might mean for their desks.
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The US has ousted Turkey from the F-35 stealth fighter programme because the country has begun receiving components of the Russian S-400 missile system. Meanwhile, the central bank’s credibility is damaged and an interest rate decision is only a week away. Does the bond market care? It seems not. -
The City of London Corporation will raise £450m ($562m) of debt from its first US private placement deal, surpassing expectations. The debt will be issued under a green and sustainable financing framework.
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Kommunalbanken is planning to make a return to the public green bond market for the first time since 2016 later this year.
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The Swedish government has instructed the country’s national debt office to develop a green framework before issuance in the format by next year as part of its sustainable development strategy.
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L-Bank issued its biggest single bond in dollars this week while the Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) printed its first ever dual tranche trade in the currency. But some market participants warned that the good times at the short end of the dollar curve might be coming to an end.
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