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Bloc to price new five year and 20 year tap as Rome set to end dollar hiatus
A Kilt will pay a spread over Gilts it cannot justify on credit, which makes it a political gesture rather than a funding tool
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The Belgian Debt Agency announced on Monday that it would issue its first green OLO in the near future, after a roadshow that begins on Thursday February 8. This fulfils a plan announced by prime minister Charles Michel at the One Planet Summit in December. -
Since Greece’s debt exchange operation in November, market participants have been expecting a return either at three years or seven years. Monday’s mandate brought the answer.
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The votes are in and the scores have been calculated. Read on to see how deals priced in the week beginning January 22 fared with our voters.
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The US Treasury has said that Russia’s bond market is too important to global financial stability to sanction under Directive 1, which is the “most positive scenario for Russian financial instruments,” according to analysis by Danske Bank.
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Romania issued €2bn of new debt with a dual tranche offering on Thursday, taking the largest portion of funds with a new 20 year bond.
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Fixed income investors expect central bank tightening to lead to a flattening of the yield curve, according to a survey released in the same week as Janet Yellen’s final Federal Open Market Committee meeting as US Federal Reserve chair. The “modestly hawkish” statement from the FOMC likely helped flatten the US Treasury yield curve, said analysts.
