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The Russian central bank announced a 25bp rate hike on Friday in a move calculated to offset the effect of expected US sanctions. -
The Republic of Korea ended up with a peak order book of a whopping $9.5bn for its $1bn dual-tranche issuance on Thursday, as global market headwinds proved a boon.
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Spain this week built an €18.5bn order book for an inflation linked bond, its largest since its inaugural trade in the format in 2014, with much of the demand generated by bank treasuries attracted to the deal by new accounting standards that have eased hedging requirements. But while demand might have increased, bankers will still have to persuade borrowers of the merits of inflation-linked issuance, writes Burhan Khadbai.
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The Turkish central bank, in a remarkable display of independence, has raised its weekly repo rate by 625bp, combatting its runaway inflation but making recession a more likely prospect, according to one investor.
