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The Republic of Portugal became the latest sovereign to jump on the periphery positivity bandwagon, as the bailout recipient’s short term yields plunged to levels last seen in April 2010 at auction on Wednesday.
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Serbia has a gross financing need of $6bn this year and plans to raise $3bn of that via local bonds, $2bn in international bonds and $1bn though a loan from Russia, according to Branko Drčelić, director of the public debt administration department of the Republic of Serbia’s Ministry of Finance.
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The Slovak Republic is planning a public benchmark bond for the first quarter of this year, according to Daniel Bytcanek, director of the country's debt and liquidity management agency.
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The Republic of Poland, which has already raised one third of its funding needs for the year, aims to be half done by the end of the first quarter, a funding official has told EuroWeek Emerging Markets.
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Nigeria's capital markets look set to develop beyond the current dominance of sovereign bonds, after the International Finance Corporation announced a mandate on Tuesday for its first onshore Nigerian naira-denominated bond.
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Serbia has a gross financing need of $6bn this year and plans to raise $3bn of that via local bonds, $2bn in international bonds and $1bn though a loan from Russia, according to Branko Drčelić, director of the public debt administration department of the Republic of Serbia’s Ministry of Finance.