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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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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. -
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.
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Serbia is planning to fund the bulk of its funding needs through the domestic market, a funding official from the country’s finance ministry has said.
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Romania is set to come to the bond market “sooner rather than later”, said Anca Dragu, the country's Minister of Public Finance on Tuesday. It is likely to print a trade in euros.
