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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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Portugal wiped several basis points from its short term funding costs on Wednesday, as the country’s government outlined plans to follow Ireland’s lead and repay its debt to the International Monetary Fund ahead of schedule. -
Dominican Republic increased the size of its dual tranche offering to $2.5bn on Wednesday after strong demand from investors. The sovereign had originally been looking to raise $1.5bn but despite a good reception from the buyside, it paid up to 35bp NIP for the 10 year note, according to bankers.
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The Republic of Serbia plans to issue its debut euro-denominated international bond this year, head of the Serbian Debt Management Agency said at a conference on Tuesday.
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The Polish sovereign will prioritise dollar bond issuance when it finally taps the market this year, Ministry of Finance officials told GlobalCapital Emerging Markets.
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The traditional whirlwind of sovereign, supranational and agency issuance in January had all but ground to a halt by Wednesday as issuers, bankers and investors pause ahead of a European Central Bank meeting on Thursday when the bank is widely expected to announce sovereign bond buying. Another brake on supply and demand is a general election in Greece at the weekend that will provide some steer on the country’s future in the eurozone.
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