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Analysts discuss the scope of tightening in Bund swap spreads and the impact on SSA spreads
OATs and OLOs could weaken further versus Bunds while southern European countries and EU continue to paint a positive picture
Uncertainty looms large as presidential race far from clear and budget negotiations potentially ‘highly challenging’
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Thailand’s recent election could have scuppered the country’s attempt to price its debut inflation-linked bond last week. But investors ignored the possibility of political violence and jumped into the deal. They were right to do so. Inflation in the country is only going one way — especially if the new Prime Minister pushes ahead with her populist campaign pledges.
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The Kingdom of Thailand closed the institutional order book for a planned Bt40bn ($1.32bn) inflation-linked bond last week, getting strong demand for the first such issue from any country in southeast Asia.
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Some form of resolution to the Greek debt crisis could be imminent in a bid to stop contagion as Italian and Spanish govvies cheapened again on Monday morning and EU finance ministers met in Brussels.
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Some form of resolution to the Greek debt crisis could be imminent in a bid to stop contagion as Italian and Spanish govvies cheapened again on Monday morning and EU finance ministers met in Brussels.
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The Kingdom of Thailand closed the institutional order book for a planned Bt40bn ($1.32bn) inflation-linked bond last week, getting strong demand for the first such issue from any country in Southeast Asia.
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The US dollar market for high grade sovereign, supranational and agency borrowers was primed for business this week, as witnessed by the more than $6.6bn of orders for the three year global bond launched by the European Investment Bank. The sheer scale of demand allowed the supranational to issue $5bn for only the second time in the history of its dollar benchmark programme.