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The Netherlands became the latest sovereign from the eurozone to receive a record order book in 2019, as it sold a new 10 year benchmark bond through auction on Tuesday. -
The Republic of Indonesia returned to the bond market in style this week, using a tried-and-tested formula by adding a green tranche to a $2bn sukuk.
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Armenia is to increasingly tap the repo market for its funding needs following three landmark transactions between Armenian banking group Armswissbank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
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Latvia came to market on Tuesday morning for a 30 year euro benchmark, reawakening a dormant Central and Eastern European bond market.
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Turkey has picked banks for its third benchmark of the year and its first since 2017 to be issued using sukuk documentation. Bankers say another Turkish borrower could mandate before the end of the week.
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The Republic of Latvia hit screens on Monday to announce a 30 year euro benchmark — breathing life back into what has been a rather quiet Central and Eastern European bond market.
