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Month-end buying from investors in secondary market to determine backdrop for next wave of issuance
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Italy's new finance minister, Roberto Gualtieri, has said Italy "would like to issue green bonds" to finance investment in greening its economy. The Treasury has begun working on the project.
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Belgium and Ireland are looking at increasing the size of their green bonds in the fourth quarter. For Ireland it would be the first tap of its green bond since it was issued in October 2018. -
Germany is considering four options for its first green or sustainable bond issue, which is likely to come next year. But this will not mean an increase in borrowing — Germany will finance its climate change investments with taxes.
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Italy’s first inflation-linked syndication in more than two years hit the market on Wednesday and raised €4bn from a book of €22bn, far outstripping the €6.4bn book for its previous linker sale.
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Contrary to growing fears of an impending recession, Fisch Asset Management believes that the global economy is in a “Goldilocks” period and recession is a distant prospect. But as a result, Fisch believes the SSA market is in “one of the biggest bubbles” it has experienced and faces a “quick and strong” correction.
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Italy's new finance minister, Roberto Gualtieri, has said Italy "would like to issue green bonds" to finance investment in greening its economy. Meanwhile, the Treasury has given a mandate for a new inflation-linked bond.
