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The company's sukuk dropped over 10 cash points on Wednesday, although has recovered since
Market participants sceptical new Trump administration will take a gradual approach to tariffs
◆ Deal attracts largest CEE euro covered book ◆ Book holds up after 'aggressive' 12bp move ◆ Bond prices through fair value, but setting the level proves tricky
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Wide range of pricing references considered
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Books were over $2.5bn in the early afternoon
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The sovereign wealth fund is building on the momentum of Saudi success
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The bank has had a stellar start to bond and sukuk sales in 2025
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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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