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The IMF’s approval of a long-awaited disbursement of funds to Ukraine could help set the stage for an unguaranteed sovereign bond issue, local bankers said on Thursday. -
Lithuania was on track to print a tightly priced reopening of its 2035s on Thursday morning with bankers estimating a 4bp–13bp premium at initial price thoughts.
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The Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) has said it intends to issue the Australian government's first ever 30 year benchmark bond in October.
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The last round of IMF lending to developed market countries (before the European sovereign crisis) was 40 years ago this autumn — when Britain was locked out of the capital markets and had to go ‘cap in hand’ to the Fund.
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