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Luxembourg, which is gearing up to sell the first euro denominated sovereign sukuk, is set to meet investors in Asia, Europe and the Middle East at the end of September. It has hired a pair of banks to lead the project.
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Pakistan has mandated four banks to arrange its second ever dollar denominated sukuk, despite its conventional bonds having lost 3pts-4pts in cash since the start of June. -
Eurozone periphery sovereigns enjoyed a boon ahead of bill auctions next week, as their spreads tightened versus Bunds on Thursday morning — despite German yields hitting record lows — following miserable growth revealed in second quarter GDP data for the currency bloc.
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Eurozone periphery sovereigns were big winners in advance of bill auctions next week, as their spreads tightened versus Bunds — despite German yields hitting record lows — following miserable growth revealed in second quarter GDP data for the currency bloc.
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Pakistan has mandated four banks to arrange it’s second ever dollar denominated sukuk despite its conventional bonds having lost 3-4pts in cash since the start of June.
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Italy crunched down its short term borrowing costs at an auction on Tuesday, while Greece sold three month bills at the same yield a month ago. Italy’s yields were also down across the curve during the week — boding well for the traditionally busy month of September, when bankers believe the sovereign will sell another syndication — despite poor economic forecasts for the country.
