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The Russia and Ukraine finance ministers discussed the latter’s Eurobond restructuring agreement at the IMF meetings in Peru. But neither seems willing to ask the IMF to rule on the status of a $3bn Ukrainian Eurobond sold to Russia, said analysts.
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The UK Debt Management Office is lining up a new 40 year syndicated bond for later this month.
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Two debut renminbi bond offerings are expected to price in the next two weeks ahead China’s President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK later this month. While The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) is aiming to offer its first overseas RMB central bank note on October 20, China Construction Bank (CCB) is to bring the UK market the first CNH offering issued by its head office on October 12, several sources have told GlobalRMB. -
Italy blew the doors off the market with the first eurozone periphery sovereign benchmark in a month. And with extra explosives from the European Central Bank, it may have blown a hole big enough for its peers to pile through, writes Craig McGlashan.
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