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The Netherlands got a huge reception for its highly anticipated inaugural green bond on Tuesday, with a final book of over €20bn that allowed the sovereign to issue at the upper end of its target. -
Latvia re-opened its 2049 line on Monday, bringing the total to €1bn with a tap that came almost flat to its curve and completed its funding programme for the year.
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The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) has released initial spread guidance for its inaugural green bond, which will be launched via Dutch Direct Auction (DDA) on Tuesday.
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This week's scorecard looks at the progress European sovereigns have made in their 2019 funding programmes.
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Latvia was in market on Monday for a tap of a 30 year bond, returning to the line it opened three months ago. The deal enjoyed strong demand, allowing leads to slice 6bp from the spread.
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John Berrigan, deputy director general at the European Commission, has said that the creation of a European safe asset, and in particular European Safe Bonds, would be difficult to achieve.
