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Summer in full swing but first two weeks of August not completely off the cards for non-euro deals
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Spain feasted on rampant demand for eurozone periphery in the wake of the latest dovish moves from the European Central Bank by printing a €9bn October 2024 bond on Thursday — but also drew plaudits for the innovative structure of the deal.
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Sovereign, supranational and agency bankers are braced for a busy week of issuance, as demand for paper soars in the wake of the European Central Bank’s unveiling of a series of measures which have butchered rates last Thursday. -
Spain is set to become the first eurozone periphery sovereign to test benchmark demand since the European Central Bank brought a series of new dovish measures to the market last week. The sovereign mandated banks for a new benchmark amid strong auctions elsewhere in the periphery on Wednesday afternoon.
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France returned to the primary debt market with its first syndicated deal in more than three years on Wednesday, drawing a hefty order book for inflation linked bonds despite concerns over further disinflation in the eurozone.
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Cyprus looks almost certain to complete the quickest turnaround of any bailed-out eurozone sovereign after mandating banks to launch a roadshow in Europe on Tuesday, ahead of a possible euro syndication. Its secondary yields plunged following dovish comments from the European Central Bank last week.
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Ecuador has picked banks for a roadshow ahead of it first deal in almost a decade. But healthy economic growth and a chunky coupon are unlikely to be enough for investors to overlook a history of serial default.
