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Island nation Bermuda is understood to be meeting bond investors this week ahead of a planned new dollar bond.
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Argentina presented investors with a pricing conundrum on Wednesday when the sovereign came to market with its first euro-denominated deal since its 2001 default. -
Bahrain’s dual tranche dollar benchmark attracted more than $6bn of orders on Wednesday despite investor expectations of an imminent jumbo issue from Saudi Arabia.
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After a slow start to the week, emerging market investors were offered a smorgasbord of options as borrowers from four continents and across the credit spectrum launched bonds in dollars and euros.
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It was shaping up to be a healthy week for euro issuance in the SSA market until a rumour about the European Central Bank planning to “taper off” its asset purchase programme ruined the vibe.
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Italy joined the ultra-long borrower club on Tuesday, attracting more than €18.5bn of demand for its first ever 50 year syndication.
