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Greece’s yields screamed lower on Monday despite reports that the country’s creditors are unhappy with its government’s reform efforts. Meanwhile, Cyprus could bring a bond after completing a roadshow last week.
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With China’s President Xi Jinping due to arrive on Monday for his first state visit to the UK, the People’s Bank of China (“PBoC”) decided to launched its debut CNH central bank note in London on the same day, mandating HSBC and ICBC as joint global co-ordinators. -
Read on to find out how selected European sovereigns are faring in their funding programmes this year.
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Uncertainty over the make-up of the Portuguese government following an inconclusive election is playing havoc with the sovereign’s yields — but analysts warned it is not alone in suffering from potential political risk.
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Lithuania landed its longest, largest and lowest yielding deal ever in one fell swoop this week. But with the eurozone sovereign’s order book dominated by rates buyers rather than emerging market accounts, the deal has implications for Spain just as much as Slovenia.
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Spain took itself over the 90% mark of its reduced 2015 funding programme with an auction where yields fell across the maturity curve.
