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Long end trades in the medium term note market will be very difficult to execute in euros for at least a week as the possibility of a Greek default and exit from the eurozone fuels volatility. -
NRW.Bank has taken advantage of favourable moves in the dollar/euro cross currency swap rate and a sell-off in US Treasuries to place its first callable zero note in dollars in nearly a year — and more euro agencies are likely to follow.
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The Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB) is considering printing the first bond from its new €1bn MTN programme in the third or fourth quarter of this year.
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NRW.Bank has taken advantage of rising dollar rates to place its first callable zero note in dollars for nearly a year — and more issuers could follow.
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The Belgian city of Mechelen returned to the capital markets with a pair of private medium term notes, amid a flow of investor-driven MTNs from Belgian sub-sovereigns. And there is more to come, as issuers look to lock in cheap funding.
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The Province of Manitoba has made its first foray into euros after spotting an arbitrage opportunity to swap back to Canadian dollars.
