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Colombia’s finance minister has indicated the South American sovereign could decide not to raise the remaining $600m it had expected to print in the international bond markets in 2013, should multilateral financing prove more attractive.
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The Slovak Republic sold its debut Samurai bond on Tuesday morning, placing three and five year notes. The final size exceeded the issuer’s expectations, though demand was heavily weighted towards the shorter dated paper.
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Last year’s rally in Venezuelan bonds as Hugo Chávez neared the end of his tenure as president looks to have been even more misguided than some in the market had feared. Standard & Poor’s on Monday downgraded the sovereign from B+ to B.
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Colombia’s finance minister has indicated the South American sovereign could decide not to raise the remaining $600m it had expected to print in the international bond markets in 2013, should multilateral financing prove more attractive.
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Spain’s six month and 12 month borrowing costs rose to their highest level since February at an auction on Tuesday, ahead of a sale of longer dated debt later in the week.
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The Slovak Republic sold its debut Samurai bond on Tuesday morning, placing three and five year notes. The deal follows on from a number of successful Samurai deals from financial institutions, with more public sector issuance in the format in the pipeline.