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United Mexican States is out with the first ever euro denominated century sovereign bond as it looks to complete its 100 year bond hat-trick. -
Republic of Turkey is making its second appearance of the year in dollars and is out with an 11 year benchmark bond
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Always one for superlatives, Republic of Mexico has shocked the market with what looks set to be the largest euro century bond, and the first from a sovereign. Leads Goldman Sachs and HSBC are talking the 100 year euro-denominated note at 4.5% area.
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A strong pledge from the Greek government to meet its debt repayments has improved conditions for issuance in the sovereign, supranational and agency market this week — but with next week set to be far busier for deals, bankers are hoping the momentum is maintained.
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Fixed income investors are readying themselves for the return of Malaysia in the dollar market for the first time in almost four years. The sovereign is in the midst of a six day roadshow and is looking to refinance a $1.25bn sukuk that is due this year.
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A promise by the Greek government to honour an imminent debt helped tighten periphery eurozone spreads on Tuesday before a series of auctions — including one where Spain followed Ireland into negative yields.
