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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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Chinese government-owned Shenzhen International raised $300m from its first visit to the international bond market late last week. The company priced the April 2017 notes on April 12 at 360bp over Treasuries, the tight end of guidance that went as high as 365bp.
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The Republic of Lithuania tapped its €600m 2018s for a further €400m on Tuesday, returning to euros for the first time in three years. The book reached €970m and the tap was arranged by HSBC and DNB Nor. The original issue in October 2007 had been led by Société Générale and UBS. -
The Republic of Indonesia has returned to the international bond market only three months after selling its last dollar bond, boosting its foreign currency borrowing to help fund a rising budget deficit.
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Poland swept through the Swiss franc market on Tuesday with the largest deal so far this year in the currency – a Sfr825m double tranche note which was launched at just Sfr450m.
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Indonesia Eximbank is meeting bond investors this week ahead of a planned debut in the international debt market.
