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Meanwhile, LatAm sovereign announces mandate for a multi-tranche deal that could come next week
The slide in French government bonds this week raises concerns for the country's banks and companies
Budget crisis may give way to election agony
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The European Investment Bank is rejigging its funding team to create teams dedicated to products rather than currencies, and is targeting new markets, including China. -
Kommuninvest has increased its funding needs for the year, as it prepares for the final quarter.
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Ghana is not preparing to issue 100 year bonds this year, according to deputy finance minister Charles Adu Boahen, but has not ruled them out for 2019, although the nation is looking at different opportunities to raise long term capital.
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The Italian cabinet has agreed upon a budget deficit target of 2.4% of GDP for the next three years, rejecting the finance minister’s 1.6% target proposal, causing Italian assets to sell off.
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The upcoming issuance of bills by the People’s Bank of China will improve management of offshore RMB (CNH) liquidity, but unless they come regularly and across tenors they may not help establish a dim sum yield curve.
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The Independent State of Papua New Guinea made its much anticipated debut in the international debt market on Thursday, selling a $500m bond after years of flirting with investors.
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