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With so much attention on whether the UK will vote to leave the EU on June 23, there is a distinct chance of underestimating political risks developing within Europe itself.
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Belgium cracked open its 50 year bond vintage on Thursday with a deal that drew plenty of praise — while the level of demand even surprised some of those working on the trade. -
The latest standoff between the European Union and the Greek government could make conditions difficult for euro public sector issuance, SSA bankers fear.
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Turkey chose on Thursday to take its second chunk of funding this year via a tap after raising $1.5bn with a 10 year in March.
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Belgium is set to bring a private dabbling in ultra-long debt issuance into the public sphere, as it mandated on Wednesday for a debut 50 year euro benchmark a week after placing its second 100 year medium term note.
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A trio of taps and a UK Gilt syndication this week have demonstrated that fears of the country’s June 23 referendum on EU membership disrupting the market may be misplaced. Indeed, investors have expressed greater worries about risks elsewhere in Europe.
