Romania
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The trades drew big order books and each issuer was able to crunch pricing by tens of basis points -
A well-received US inflation print on Wednesday has increased emerging market bond investor appetite
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The bank plans to issue just a few weeks after a fellow Romanian lender broke new ground
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Market participants queried whether it was the right bank to restart issuance
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The deal would be the first from a Romanian bank and the first CEE deal since the banking crisis of March
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Pipeline of new CEE bonds, including some from FIG issuers, is on ice until Easter
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More CEE sovereigns are preparing to issue new bonds but African issuers may need to wait
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Romanian fund's €155m selldown finds more international demand than its January deal
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Alongside a rights issue, the Romanian government received €25m of shares
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Another new deal from a low triple-B issuer should encourage others in EM
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Investors were concerned earlier in the year that Romania was issuing too much
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The first CEE sovereign bonds in the primary market for more than a month showed how high new issue premiums need to be to lure investors
