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In a rare flurry of global yen activity, European Investment Bank and Development Bank of Japan announced benchmark deals this week as the market speculated about an interest rate rise by the Bank of Japan in the third quarter, following the governor’s reiteration in parliament for the need for gradual rate rises.
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Network Rail made history this week by creating a new asset class in the sterling market and issuing the largest non-government index-linked bond in any market.
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The Slovak Republic achieved the tightest pricing against mid-swaps for a central and eastern European sovereign outside the euro zone this week on its Eu1bn 10 year benchmark.
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