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The UK Debt Management Office is planning to launch a trio of syndicated Gilts — including a pair of index-linkers — during the summer, it announced on Friday. -
The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka made a well-received return to the international bond market on May 28, pricing a $650m 10 year bond inside its existing curve.
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Italy auctioned 10 year debt on Thursday at its highest yield this year, despite a rally in periphery eurozone debt a day earlier.
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Hong Kong has taken another step in its bid to become a regional Islamic financing hub, pricing a new $1bn sukuk this week. But rather than repeat the common ijara structure that it adopted in 2014, this time around the government chose an asset-light wakala format to set a new benchmark for its private sector, writes Rev Hui.
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The Republic of Korea has mandated two banks for a credit update with bond investors in London next week.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka is set to return to the offshore debt market on May 28, while China National Bluestar and Global Logistics Properties (GLP) are also marketing their maiden dollar bonds to investors.
