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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 on Monday evening.
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Cyprus made a rare appearance in euro commercial paper late last week, surprising dealers with its largest clip in 18 months.
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Finland and the EFSF announced mandates for euro benchmarks on Monday afternoon.
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Chinese property company Cifi Holdings, which cancelled a planned dollar bond six weeks ago, has now returned to the market, adding to deals from Bank of Ceylon and the Republic of Indonesia. But this time, the company has been willing to make a big adjustment to its pricing expectations.
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The Kingdom of Sweden sold a $1bn privately placed euro medium term note on Thursday, boosting its already comfortable progress in tackling an extra Skr137bn ($21.1bn) funding requirement.
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Investors lapped up a rare chance to buy triple-A rated fixed rate paper in size at the short end of the dollar curve on Wednesday when Kommunalbanken (KBN) brought a two year deal. Demand was rampant enough for the borrower to price through guidance in larger size than had been planned.