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Belgium, KfW and the European Financial Stability Facility could be first in line with euro benchmarks after issuers largely avoided a tricky time this week that included German holidays, a European Central Bank rates decision and uncertainty over the stand-off between Ukraine and Russia.
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Spain’s 10 year yields dropped for the seventh auction in a row on Thursday — a record stretching back to July 2013 — as peripheral sovereigns showed they were fully decoupled from emerging market wobbles during the week.
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Community of Extremadura sold its largest ever bond with its debut syndication on Wednesday, a day before the Spanish sovereign auctions debt.
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Yields on the only two eurozone periphery countries scheduled to sell debt this week held steady on Monday, as an escalating crisis in Ukraine led to a rally in safe haven debt and raised worries of contagion into the periphery.
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Peripheral eurozone sovereigns, regions and agencies are gaining access to ever more diverse pools of liquidity — including conservative investors in long tenors — as yields hit historic lows and spreads scream in towards the core. But even more fuel could be added to the rocket powered rally, as growing tensions in Ukraine force investors to jettison emerging market debt and snap up the periphery’s paper. -
The Republic of Indonesia has mandated banks for a series of investor meetings in Asia, Europe and the US, which began in Singapore on Wednesday.
