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A hotly anticipated day of two central bank meetings failed to disrupt another good week for public sector borrowers in the dollar market, although the outcome of one of the meetings could have consequences for demand in the longer term, bankers warned.
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Nordic Investment Bank brought the tightest dollar benchmark from a public sector borrower in over a year on Tuesday, while the State of North Rhine-Westphalia was also able to grind in pricing with a dollar deal of its own.
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Public sector borrowers are piling into the dollar market at the start of the week, with a US Federal Reserve rate decision on Wednesday likely to shorten the issuance window.
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Nederlandse Waterschapsbank presented a Kangaroo tap to an expectant Japanese investor on Friday.
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A trio of top tier SSA names nipped through a narrow issuance window at the start of the week to launch tightly priced dollar benchmarks.
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European Investment Bank has kept its pledge to build a Polish zloty benchmark curve, offering its second ever public deal to the market on Wednesday. The deal was backed by domestic investors, and benefited from a strong order book.
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The African Development Bank has printed a $1bn no-grow to, it is thought, cap off the week's flurry SSA dollar bonds before primary markets dry up ahead of the US rates decision next week.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten printed $1.5bn of two year paper on Tuesday in a move which finishes off its benchmark activity for the year.
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Kommunalbanken (KBN) on Tuesday took advantage of Lael Brainard's, a US Federal Reserve governor, dovish comments on US rates from the day before to eliminate any premium paid on its new five year dollar benchmark.