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Read on to discover how far advanced selected European sovereigns are in their funding programmes after the first three weeks of the year. -
A volatile week in markets saw some big swings versus swaps and benchmarks this week.
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Emerging market bankers are saying that greater scrutiny may now need to be paid to the ratings calendar when printing bonds after Standard & Poor’s downgrade of Poland on Friday prompted one of the worst sell-offs of an EM new issue in recent memory.
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The Emirate of Sharjah printed a five year sukuk in horrific market conditions on Wednesday, but bankers say the pragmatic emirate should be applauded as conditions are only going to get worse.
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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.
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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.
