CEE Bonds
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Africa and the Gulf will suffer most in a global recession, rather than from direct tariff pain -
Focusing on absolute emissions is a big plus, said one observer
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Transparency is an issue for the central Asian state, said one sovereign investor
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Country's high borrowing means it is 'walking a tightrope' in the debt markets
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A banker away from the Kazakhstani bank's deal expected it to go well
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Shorter tranche far more popular
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Issuer's rarity meant its deal would be in high demand from investors, said one fund manager
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Seven-year euro deal's size is expected to increase
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New bonds from Turkey won't appear until late April, said one investor
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Primary market will pick up heading into April with euros tipped to be flavour of month
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Turkish issuers planning new bonds may have to hold off for a week or two, said one investor
