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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank (NWB) extended its syndicated public bond curve in euros on Wednesday, selling 18 year paper. The EIB provided the only other notable euro supply this week, selling a tap of a 10 year EARN tap on Tuesday.
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Manila Electric Co (Meralco) has hired Citi as sole bookrunner for the Philippine utility’s first US dollar denominated Reg S bond, according to bankers and investors away from the transaction.
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Italy found demand at the ultra long part of the curve and Spain scored its lowest 10 year borrowing cost in three years mid-week, as fears over potential military action in Syria and a reduction in US central bank liquidity support failed to derail the eurozone periphery’s journey back to capital market normalcy.
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A bevy of SSA borrowers looked to take advantage of a short window for issuance in dollars this week, after Labor Day on Monday and ahead of non-farm payrolls on Friday. Several more are eyeing next week for deals, ahead of the Federal Open Markets Committee meeting on September 17-18.
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South Korea finally launched a much anticipated US dollar sovereign bond on September 4 after the Federal Reserve's tapering talk prompted a delay. -
Manila Electric Co. has hired Citigroup as sole bookrunner for the Philippine utility’s first US dollar denominated bond, according to two rival bankers and three investors away from the transaction.
