Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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Deal is more than five times subscribed as higher yield lures buyers
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Pair bring $8bn between them after a rough start to the week
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Deal comes as lenders say demand for project finance is growing
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The sovereign went longer and larger than usual
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Capital issuance from a new jurisdiction attracts market interest
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The central European country's redemptions have spiked this year
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The country has been grappling with high deficits and political chaos
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CEE borrowers offering dollar deals will find good demand, says one fund manager
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Books were over $2.5bn in the early afternoon
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A fellow Hungarian bank and a Kazakh debutant are preparing dollar bonds
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Most dollar bonds from corporates in CEE have come from Turkey or Russia
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Lithuania paid little to no new issue premium