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Belgium and two European agencies also mandated, even as the US and Iran failed to reach a peace deal
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Italy could sell debt at a negative yield during a bill auction on Tuesday — a day after it sold two year paper at a euro-era low. -
Cyprus could be about to make a serious statement that it has decoupled from its troubled peer Greece after it mandated banks to sell a euro benchmark.
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Judging by the deals that took place in Asia over the last year, innovation is alive and well in Islamic finance, even in an industry that appears increasingly commoditised. Transactions in the region showed new structures, new currencies and new underlying assets, as Chris Wright reports.
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The Greek government’s tapping of state enterprises for cash this week staved off fears of imminent default — but other periphery issuers may still speed up supply as worries persist.
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The UK Debt Management Office will raise slightly less than expected this financial year, after the country’s government changed its cash requirement.
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Portugal extended the average life of its debt with an exchange offer on Thursday, as another volatile week for Greece failed to impact steadying yields for the rest of the periphery.
