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Issuer moves swiftly to avoid tricky calendar in September, achieves tight spreads
Issuer benefits from no-grow label, double-digit starting spread to US Treasuries, and typical 'responsible' execution approach
◆ NIB brings second dollar deal, prices inside supra peer ◆ OeKB executes carefully designed strategy ◆ Little NIP in either deal
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KfW and BNG give hope to SSA issuers that size and good pricing are still achievable amid volatility
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Yield on the bond tightened by 70bp after spread was fixed thanks to intervention
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A better day on Tuesday after some high volatility has encouraged borrowers to reveal mandates
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