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Pakistan’s $1bn five year dollar sukuk, which was priced on Wednesday, has traded above par in secondary markets to 100.1/100.35 overnight. -
The Republic of Indonesia has picked the banks that will sit on its bond panel next year, dropping one bank and appointing two new members.
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The Republic of Finland is planning to make a rare visit to a long dated part of the curve next year, GlobalCapital understands.
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Portugal finished off its funding business for 2014 by easing its redemption burden over the next two years by just over 10% via an exchange offering on Wednesday. Italy looks set to break its 10 year euro-era yield record at auction on Thursday — and had the best possible preparation for the sale by cutting its short term borrowing costs at auction a day earlier.
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Rare sovereign, supranational and agency issuers, or more frequent borrowers looking for opportunistic deals, will find the euro market wide open this week, despite the Belgian national railway operator having to pull a deal on Tuesday. Issuance is particularly tantalising for borrowers from the eurozone periphery, after comments by European Central Bank president Mario Draghi late last week helped push periphery sovereign yields down to record lows.
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Pakistan has set the final terms for its five year dollar benchmark sukuk. The deal will be between $750m and $1bn. Pricing is expected to follow on Wednesday in the early afternoon, London time.
