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African sovereigns caught between a rock and a hard place: IFR

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By Sudip Roy Verified
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A number of low-rated African sovereigns have issued at high yields in the US dollar markets this year to ease pressure on their domestic curves, highlighting the difficult balancing act these countries face in managing their liquidity needs. Republic of the Congo, Cameroon and Kenya have all borrowed in US dollars, either in the public or private markets, as domestic and regional markets have become marked by higher rates.
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Middle East bonds open wider as conflict spreads: IFR

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By Sudip Roy Verified
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Middle East bonds are wider across the board in early European trading, with desks receiving a flurry of selling requests. The attacks in the region over the weekend have left a solemn mood in the market, with bankers and investors watching headlines and hoping for a cessation of the conflict as soon as possible. As far as markets are concerned, one banker said that that "up to now people had been looking at [the Middle East] as a haven".
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Door wide open for African sovereigns as supply gathers pace: IFR

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By Sudip Roy Verified, Burhan Khadbai Verified
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Ivory Coast and Kenya took advantage of demand for higher-yielding credit last week as the pace of public issuance from African sovereigns begins to pick up after a relatively slow start to the year. Only Benin in January and Republic of the Congo on February 11 had issued in the public markets ahead of last week's two deals. Cameroon has also issued an international bond, but through a private placement.
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