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At a press conference on Thursday, Mario Draghi revealed that Greece will not be included in the ECB's asset purchase programme. -
The conveyor belt of Gulf Cooperation Council sovereign issuers shows no sign of slowing, with the Sultanate of Oman finally setting off on its roadshow this week and rumours building around the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s gargantuan new issue.
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Investors piled over $4bn into Republic of Turkey’s latest sukuk offering on Wednesday, following a cabinet reshuffle on May 22 which the market took as a positive signal amid the increasingly authoritarian rule of president Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The Sultunate of Oman is starting the roadshow for its dollar benchmark 144A/Reg S bond on Thursday.
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Republic of Turkey is looking to take its next chunk of funding in the Islamic market, just days after President Erdogan called for Muslims to reject contraception to ensure the continued growth of the Turkish population.
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Resolution to Mozambique’s latest debt problem is likely days away as a representative from the country's finance ministry confirmed that the government is in close negotiations with VTB Bank over a missed loan repayment.
