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Republic of Mozambique’s new 2023 sovereign bonds, the result of a debt exchange process of Ematum bonds, are due to settle on Wednesday. But some investors are claiming the process has done lasting damage to the country's reputation in the capital markets. -
The UK Debt Management Office kicks off its 2016-17 funding programme by auctioning £5.25bn of debt this week, in what will be the first test of a mechanism it has introduced to enhance Gilt price discovery.
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Standard & Poor’s has downgraded Mozambique’s foreign currency rating after what it considers to be a distressed debt exchange of state-run tuna company Ematum’s 2020 notes.
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Voting closes today for GlobalCapital’s 2016 Bond Awards.
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China is mulling the possibilities of issuing an SDR-denominated bond, the People’s Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Thursday.
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The US Department of the Treasury is set to shock international capital markets on Friday, launching a proposal for a new form of government debt instrument in the event Donald Trump is elected US president, write GlobalCapital staff.
