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The Republic of Indonesia made the most of its absence from the dollar bond since the start of the year when it returned to investors with a $3bn dual tranche deal at the start of the week.
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The Republic of Italy provided some stability ahead of a bond sale later this week with a comfortable bill placement on Wednesday, just one day after the Republic of Slovenia failed to hit its target at an auction of short dated debt.
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Investor enthusiasm for SSA euro assets in today’s weaker market seemed to stumble at the Republic of Austria’s two tranche RAGB syndication launched this morning.
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The Finnish 10 year transaction, priced in yesterday’s buoyant and receptive market, had a spectacular book-build with over €9bn of orders from more than 120 accounts for a deal that was always capped at €4bn.
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Mexico’s head of public credit has told EuroWeek that the sovereign’s record-breaking euro 10 year on Tuesday was a sign of its commitment to maintaining dialogue with European investors, after the borrower printed the largest ever single tranche euro deal from a Latin American borrower.
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Turkey took advantage of investor appetite for yield to price a new 30 year dollar benchmark flat to its existing curve on Tuesday. Tapping the long end for the first time since a one-notch upgrade by S&P to BB+ on March 27, the sovereign attracted around $4.3bn of demand for the new issue and printed a $1.5bn transaction.