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Bankers say the ambition to price the first SSA bond through US Treasuries has faded as recent five year deals stall and barely perform in secondary
Books on the dollar deal opened just hours after Iran attacked the country
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European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi on Thursday dropped a heavy hint that more monetary stimulus could be on the way, which may have provided a further boost to already well performing eurozone periphery sovereign bonds. -
Hungary may add more banks to the mandate for its potential dim sum bonds, said Andras Rez, deputy chief executive officer at the government debt management agency (AKK) in Hungary.
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Central and eastern European borrowers gathered in Vienna this week for Euromoney’s Central & Eastern Europe Conference and are not short of plans for the capital markets this year.
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Slovenia is considering a buyback of its dollar bonds in order to reduce its exposure in the currency.
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Lithuania plans to stay out of what has been a tough opening for central and eastern European sovereigns, as many of the issuers — now considered to be SSAs — suffer a problem many of their western European peers have been dealing with for a year.
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Hungary is planning a €1bn bond this year, but is also still looking for a window in the near future in which to issue a dim sum transaction.
