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Calls are growing louder for sovereigns to pull their weight and assume a leading role in the development of the green bond market. But, as was demonstrated at panels in Euromoney’s Global Borrowers & Bond Investors Forum this week, many of them are reluctant to take up the SRI baton, write Lewis McLellan and Sharon Kimathi. -
Though this week was expected to be something of a write-off for SSA issuance, thanks to Euromoney’s Global Borrowers & Bond Investors forum, a pair of issuers pulled off well-received transactions.
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Recession and lingering sanctions concerns failed to prevent Belarus hammering down on price on its return to the dollar bond market after a six year absence.
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Nigeria’s debut diaspora dollar bond sold off sharply in secondary trading as the decline in oil prices weighed on investor sentiment.
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Falling oil prices and the imposition of new US sanctions failed to dampen investor demand for Russia’s Eurobond return on Tuesday.
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China's Ministry of Finance completed its first semi-annual auction of the year of offshore renminbi (CNH) bonds on Thursday, in a deal that surprised analysts with the strength of its demand.
