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The European Financial Stability Facility tapped 24 year debt, its longest dated bonds, on Thursday in a transaction driven by reverse enquiries. The deal followed an auction of 10 year debt earlier this week, and leaves the issuer more than three quarters of the way through its projected funding target for the quarter.
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Romania was set to price a bond at the upper limit of its size target and inside initial price guidance on Thursday afternoon. The deal will mark the second popular offering from a Central or Eastern European sovereign this week, coming two days after Hungary priced the biggest emerging markets global bond of the year so far.
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The Republic of Italy found solid demand for its long dated debt at an auction on Wednesday, auguring well for an expected new 30 year syndication, according to analysts.
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The Republic of Italy is expected to auction debt at heightened yields on Wednesday, but is unlikely to have a problem finding demand — mirroring an auction for the Kingdom of Spain last week, according to analysts.
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Books finally opened on Hungary’s long-awaited eurobond return on Tuesday morning, with the sovereign targeting a dual tranche dollar issue.