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Sweden’s Kommuninvest topped off a revival of the sovereign, supranational and agency dollar market this week with its biggest and fastest-assembled order book on Thursday.
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The Republic of Indonesia raised $2.5bn from the international bond market on Tuesday, returning to the market three months after its last deal. But investors were clearly not worried about too much supply: the deal drew around $7.9bn of demand, and the sovereign was able to get away with a minimal premium to its secondary curve. -
The Republic of the Philippines wants to raise around $750m in the international bond market this year, but has no plans to follow in Indonesia’s footsteps by making a rapid return to the market anytime soon.
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Spain battled through long two and 10 year auctions on Thursday morning to live to fight another day. Although the response to the auctions was far from a reassuring, crisis-ending vote of confidence in the Spanish government debt market, dealers were relieved to see a disaster avoided.
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The Republic of Indonesia raised $2.5bn from the international bond market on Tuesday, returning to the market three months after its last deal. But investors were clearly not worried about too much supply: the deal drew around $7.9bn of demand, and the sovereign was able to get away with a minimal premium to its secondary curve.
