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The Republic of Turkey re-opened the CEEMEA bond market in 2015 on Wednesday with a $1.5bn tap of its 2043s. Turbulence across EM and falling oil prices played to Turkey’s favour with the bond offering a haven to nervous investors. But as a result of the recent volatility, the country paid a decent new issue premium, bringing in a $5bn book. -
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One of Asia’s most consistent sovereign issuers, the Republic of Indonesia, kicked off its first bond of the year on Thursday, January 8. The deal comes just days after the Republic of Philippines successfully sold a $2bn 25 year bond as part of an accelerated switch process.
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Greece swallowed a rise in yields at an auction of six month bills on Wednesday. The debt sale is the first in the tenor since the Greek government announced a snap general election scheduled for January 25.
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The Republic of Turkey, one of the emerging market countries expected to benefit from falling oil prices, is reopening its 2043 bonds today.
