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Bulgaria was offering generous premiums on its triple tranche Eurobond on Thursday. But while bankers said pricing looks cheap, they questioned whether the 20 year tranche would sell well. -
Thailand has worked hard to make itself more attractive to foreign bond issuers in recent years. But as the deadline nears for the next round of issuer approvals, an unfavourable cross currency swap is set to limit deals from developed market credits, writes Christina Khouri. More promising opportunities will come from southeast Asian neighbours.
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The UK’s Debt Management Office (DMO) announced Wednesday a lower than expected borrowing requirement for its coming fiscal year.
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Slovenia has released price guidance for a 20 year euro benchmark bond at 70bp-75bp over mid-swaps — a first in this tenor for the country.
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Bulgaria has indicated that it is considering up to three tranches with a maximum maturity of 20 years for its long awaited euro-denominated bond.
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A trio of issuers got dollar deals away on Tuesday ahead of a Federal Open Market Committee meeting wraps up on Wednesday where the US Federal Reserve is expect to drop more hints about the timing of potential rate rises.
