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The European Central Bank has announced a reduction to the pace of its quantitative easing programme, conforming to the expectations of analysts and likely avoiding any major dislocation in eurozone spreads. -
The European Central Bank has announced a reduction to the pace of its quantitative easing programme, conforming to the expectations of analysts and likely avoiding any major dislocation in eurozone spreads.
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Mongolia proved this week that it has gone some way to shaking off the twin stigmas of political uncertainty and reliance on commodity income by pulling off a liability management exercise, the new debt portion of which attracted $5.5bn of orders. Addison Gong reports.
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The People’s Republic of China opened books on Thursday for its highly anticipated $2bn bond, its first issuance in the offshore dollar market in more than a decade.
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Another pair of public sector borrowers tapped the dollar market, hitting two and three years respectively, in contrast to Tuesday’s salvo of long end trades. One of the issuers printed well beyond its initial size expectations.
