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Central eastern European sovereign supply is moving further out the credit curve, with Romania on Wednesday attempting its longest dated euro deal yet. -
The UK Debt Management Office built its largest ever order book for a syndicated bond on Tuesday, when it printed a deal with the longest duration in its conventional Gilt portfolio.
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Spain’s nine month borrowing costs dropped to a euro-era low of minus 0.6bp at an auction on Tuesday, amid signs of investor pushback against negative yields.
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The People’s Bank of China (“PBoC”) has opened books to its debut one year offshore central bank note in the Asia morning at 3.30% area on October 20.
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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.
