Hungary
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This year's international bond issuance for Hungary was the highest, bar 2020, for a decade
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Export credit agency offered a concession of at least 40bp at initial pricing
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Part of Hungary's EU frozen funding is set to be released, but that will not benefit MBH's deal
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◆ Senior euro funding pushed back in favour of covered bonds ◆ Both issuers and investors show preference for high grade products ◆ BPCE picks the US for a quadruple Yankee as sentiment recovers
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EM pipeline keeps flowing in face of US Treasury volatility
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CEE issuers are having to offer more due to lower liquidity than developed market peers
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Investors are keen for new issues, but they will be more selective than earlier in the year
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CEE sovereign has already met its needs for this year via January’s dollar bond and a private placement
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This would be the first new bond from a CEE energy company for over a year
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There will be more CEE issuance in June, including from an SSA issuer and corporates
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Euro market cannot compete with the pricing and size the dollar market currently offers