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  • SSA
    Investors flooded in to Spain’s debut inflation linked bond on Tuesday morning, as the sovereign received more than €20bn of orders in just one hour.
  • SSA
    Investors desperate to grab the first opportunity to diversify their holdings of peripheral eurozone inflation linked debt were left slightly unfulfilled on Tuesday, as Spain priced a debut €5bn inflation linked bond after attracting over €20bn of orders.
  • Tokyo Metropolitan Government came back to the market on Monday with a five year issue. The trade has gotten off to a strong start, with books oversubscribed half an hour after opening.
  • SSA
    Spain’s debut inflation linked bond — set for launch this week — should find healthy demand, despite low eurozone price rise expectations, bankers away from the mandate said on Monday.
  • SSA
    Read on to find out which borrowers have been nominated in the SSA categories of GlobalCapital’s Bond Awards. The Winners will be revealed at our annual black tie Bond Dinner, which will be held at the Guildhall in London on May 21 (free article).
  • SSA
    Spain has circulated initial price thoughts for a debut inflation linked bond — expected to come on Tuesday. Elsewhere, bankers expect Italy could come with a new benchmark later this month and Portugal moved a step closer to regaining investment grade status.