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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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Spain and Portugal continued to suffer political turmoil this week, with bankers worrying that Spain’s troubles might lead to a widening of its spread over Italian bonds.
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A swathe of ratings downgrades. one of which prompted Bahrain to first cancel a tap and then reprint it this week at a higher yield, is just one factor that will force Middle East sovereigns to pay up for bond funding just when they need it the most, writes Virginia Furness. -
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Portugal has bought back three government bonds during a volatile week for the sovereign in which it announced it would increase its issuance target for the year.
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Slovenia has firmed price guidance for a euro 16 year benchmark to 147bp over mid-swaps, a level that syndicate officials away from the deal said represents a double digit new issue premium.
