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Slovakia sold 10 year and 50 year bonds from a combined book of over €5bn on Tuesday, the first European sovereign bond since Italy-led volatility last week turned government bond traders’ screens into a kaleidoscope of reds and greens. It was also the longest CEE print in over a decade. -
FTSE Russell is set to begin consultation on including China government bonds (CGB) in the World Government Bond Index (WGBI) this year, GlobalRMB understands.
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Slovakia revised pricing downwards on its rare 50 year bond on Tuesday morning, after taking books of over €5.3bn with the first trade from the central and eastern Europe region for nearly two weeks.
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The Slovak Republic is exploring the possibility of issuing a rare 50 year euro-denominated bond as markets stabilise after a tough week.
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After a year of European elections failing to have much effect on markets, Italy has reminded everyone of the need to know their Mattarellas from their Di Maios. But the country stands apart when it comes to political risk.
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Government bond yields and swap spreads suffering a state of vibrato from the political fugue in Italy this week led to near silence across the primary public sector bond market. But issuers are hopeful a period of relative calm late in the week will last — although they admit investors are holding the baton.
