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Bankers say the ambition to price the first SSA bond through US Treasuries has faded as recent five year deals stall and barely perform in secondary
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The Republic of Turkey priced a $1.5bn 11 year bond on Wednesday with a minimal new issue premium, as the savvy borrower maximised the benefit of low supply in the dollar market.
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Africa Finance Corp (AFC), the multilateral lender, is meeting investors for its inaugural Eurobond.
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A southern European sovereign dipped into negative yield territory at auction for the first time this week. But despite the ultra-low returns in euros, bankers doubted whether European sovereigns would follow Mexico’s daring 100 year euro benchmark this week.
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With rates at historic lows pushing euro investors towards long dated debt, Mexico seized the opportunity to make capital markets history this week with the common currency’s first sovereign century bond, writes Virginia Furness. -
The bonds of two Ukrainian state-owned banks rallied this week after the ministry of finance indicated that they will get lenient treatment in the sovereign debt restructuring process.
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The Eurosystem started lending out securities it bought in its quantitative easing programme last week, but the scheme shows how little confidence European central banks have in the continent's government bond markets.
