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Political risk is returning to the eurozone periphery, with Portuguese sovereign bonds in particular suffering a jolt as investors realised that the country’s short lived government was set to fall. -
Two issuers made an opportunistic move in sterling on Tuesday, taking a combined £400m with a tap and a new issue.
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The Kingdom of Belgium has added to its longest dated bond, a 100 year private medium term note, and is open to printing more at the long end of its maturity curve.
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Political risk appeared to be influencing investors’ decision making on Monday, as a trio of eurozone periphery sovereigns underperformed their peers in secondaries. But there was better news for Cyprus, which more than halved its one month borrowing costs at an auction.
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Bahrain has picked banks for investor meetings ahead of a dollar bond deal and starts investor meetings this week.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has launched public consultations for three capital markets frameworks, focusing on bond pricing, securities brokers and know-your-customer information sharing.
