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The Republic of Poland has set final terms for its €1bn 8.5 year green bond, with books over €3.4bn at the last market update. A banker away from the deal called the final level tight. -
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.
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The Republic of Poland, which issued the world’s first sovereign green bond, has returned for another bite of the apple, naming leads for a new issue.
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A superlative start to the year for the SSA sterling market has caught the eye of BondMarker voters. Read on to see how those deals — as well as a glut of euro and dollar trades — fared with voters.
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US Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin’s perceived attempt to talk down the dollar on Wednesday drew the ire of ECB president Mario Draghi, but the latter's insistence on playing fair is going to make his job more difficult.
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