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Public sector borrowers are considering sterling deals next week — but any issuance will hinge on the result of the UK’s general election on Thursday. The vote will also have a large bearing on Gilt yields, said analysts. -
Turkey took €2.5bn of orders for its new euro trade on Wednesday, which bankers said was a strong showing despite the fact that market volatility and Turkey’s involvement in the Qatar crisis meant that the issuer did not print at the tight end of guidance.
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Nigeria is asking for funding support from its nationals living abroad with a new SEC-registered trade.
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Ivory Coast was on track with its dual tranche dollar and euro offering with the latter drawing plenty of attention from market commentators who referred to the pricing on offer as “insane.”
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Turkey has returned to the market with a euro trade as it looks to re-engage with investors and refresh its “stale” curve.
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A pair of eurozone periphery SSAs are tackling opposite ends of the euro curve this week. Italy will launch a 30 year benchmark on Wednesday, while a Spanish agency drew a doubly subscribed book for a three year.
