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KfW took centre stage in dollars this week, selling the largest ever seven year global bond, excluding issuance from US GSE borrowers, on Tuesday. Cades, FMS Wertmanagement and Kommuninvest also sold dollar bonds this week, focusing on the short end of the curve.
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Romania opened books on a benchmark Reg S euro deal on Thursday morning and is aiming to price the seven year transaction in the afternoon. A €1bn bond would round off the sovereign’s borrowing programme for the year and it is offering a decent spread that should bring in buyers, said bankers away from the bond.
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The Republic of Zambia is in talks with banks for a syndicated loan, just two weeks after Tanzania approached banks for its own record-breaking $700m facility.
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Romania opened books on a benchmark Reg S euro deal on Thursday morning and is aiming to price the seven year transaction in the afternoon. A €1bn bond would round off the sovereign’s borrowing programme for the year and it is offering a decent spread that should bring in buyers, said bankers away from the bond.
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Canada is plotting a return to the euro medium term note market, SSA Markets can reveal, and could start issuing again before the end of the year.
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Italy’s borrowing costs rose at both ends of the curve at auction on Thursday, although it pulled in healthy demand to a new three year line and hit its maximum volume target.