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Investors took up just over €700m during the first two days of the first BTP Italia sale since the Italian bond market sell-off began in May, leaving the sovereign heading for a volume far less than its target of €6bn-€8bn, according to buy-side strategists. -
In this round-up, wealthy Chinese individual investors now have access to local government bonds, Russian and Chinese leaders in the financial industry are meeting to strengthen mutual market access, and northbound trading volume via Stock Connect reached Rmb8.77tn.
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Public sector borrowers are likely to be the only beneficiaries from the fresh bout of Brexit inspired volatility that hit markets this week, said bankers. A Gilt auction that came at the height of the disruption served to bolster that case.
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Greece has begun speaking to its primary dealers as it looks to return to the bond markets for a benchmark issue next year, GlobalCapital understands.
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Debt management officials from four European countries sounded warnings about the growing sovereign green bond market at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe’s government bonds conference in Brussels this week. The warnings come as the Netherlands gears up for its debut next year. Owen Sanderson reports.
