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The Republic of the Philippines is mulling a return to the global synthetic peso bond market in the second half of the year, and plans to raise as much as $700m from the deal.
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EuroWeek understands that Kerr Finlayson, SSA syndicate at HSBC, has been hired by RBC Capital Markets as director on its syndicate desk in London, concentrating on euro and dollar SSA markets.
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The United Kingdom Debt Management Office (DMO) raised €4bn through a re-opening of its 0.375% March 2062 inflation-linkers on Tuesday morning, in a deal that saw the issuer’s largest order book, fastest book-build and lowest yield on an inflation-linked trade. -
Spanish and Italian bond yields rose on Monday, reflecting renewed fears about Europe’s periphery powered by the uncertainty surrounding beleaguered Spanish banking group Bankia.
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The United Kingdom Debt Management Office (DMO) launched a consultation on super-long gilts on Friday, days before the issuer is set to sell another syndicated deal at the ultra long end. Investors are likely to embrace a moderate extension of the UK DMO curve, said SSA market participants.
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Kingdom of Denmark added inflation linked bonds to its funding arsenal on Thursday, printing an auction which gave investors another triple-A rated non-Eurozone sovereign to buy in inflation proof format.
