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Supplying a ‘diversity of instruments’ is important for sovereign to meet needs of different investors, says DMO chief
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Activity is ramping up in emerging markets with several mandates coming through this week. While the unrelenting buying of the asset class continues, idiosyncratic risks are a reminder of the volatility that can arise.
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Gilt-edged market makers and investors are calling for the UK Debt Management Office to sell a long dated conventional syndication in October and follow it with an index–linked deal in November. -
Slovenia intends to buy back up to $1bn of dollar denominated debt following the successful placement of a new euro bond, the country's debt office said on Tuesday.
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A Bank of England paper has mooted the idea of GDP-linked bonds as a means of reining in governments’ ballooning debt to GDP ratios.
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Just over a month has passed since the attempted coup in Turkey. With a backlog of issuance from the country sitting in the pipeline, GlobalCapital discussed the investment case with four London-based fund managers.
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S&P Global Ratings lowered its rating on Mongolia to B- from B, citing the country’s weaker fiscal performance and growth prospects. This is a further blow to the country, which was already downgraded by one notch in November 2015.
