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Spreads expected to remain ‘well anchored’ in coming weeks despite this week’s blip
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The European Stability Mechanism and European Financial Stability Facility’s joint funding requirement for 2017 has been driven up €7bn because of new debt relief measures for Greece. -
Poland raised €750m from its debut green bond on Monday which was allocated 61% to green accounts. The sovereign claimed that it was able to print flat to inside where a new conventional bond would have come, setting a strong precedent for future sovereign green issues.
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Italy’s new prime minister Paolo Gentiloni has the opportunity to provide a strong boost to Italian bonds if he acts swiftly, according to Pioneer Investments.
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Republic of Poland has opened books on its debut green bond, marketing the deal with a “sensible” a 20bp-25bp premium, according to emerging market bankers.
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Tanzania has announced plans to issue a Eurobond in 2017/18 and will be hoping to put paid to the past with the new issue after its debut bond, a private placement, hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons last year.
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The true effect of the final European Central Bank governing council meeting of the year may not be known for weeks, with many in the market in disagreement over just how dovish it was. But one more tangible suggestion is that public sector borrowers will face steepened euro curves in the new year, writes Craig McGlashan.
