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Greece is taking indications of interest on a much hyped five year euro benchmark, after officially unveiling details on what will be its first deal since receiving International Monetary Fund and European Union bailout cash in 2010.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka priced its second international bond of the year on Monday and closed with the orderbook nine times oversubscribed. With Sri Lankan risk in hot demand, a well timed move by the issuer enabled it to price inside its existing curve. -
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has returned to the dollar market after a seven year hiatus with a Reg S/ 144A dual tranche issue. It is the second sovereign offering out of South Asia this week after Sri Lanka priced a five year bond on Monday night.
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Greece is set to return to the capital markets with a five year euro benchmark on Wednesday, a move almost unthinkable at the turn of the year. The deal will likely be priced to yield between 5% and 5.5%, according to analysts.
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Many of Europe’s sovereign borrowers have brighter economic prospects once more, yet Asia investors remain worried, in large part due to the caution of the rating agencies. It’s proving a frustrating constraint, reports Peter McGill.
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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka has announced guidance for its second dollar bond this year in a week that could also see Pakistan make it first appearance since 2007.
