Turkey
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Turkish banks need better credit ratings and lower costs of funding for lenders to lower pricing further -
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Eurobond issuance plans may have changed little, but domestic borrowing is to double
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Turkish bank reduced the cost of its loan by more than expected, said one loans banker
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Strong secondary performance will encourage any other Turkish issuers planning bonds
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The state-owned bank has a bond maturing on Tuesday and two more in the near future
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Borrowers are focused on cheaper pricing rather than bigger size, say loans bankers
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Uzbekistan plans a dollar and som deal next week and others are lining up
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The company is strong and has a good ESG profile, but ownership is a question mark
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Turkish borrowers are forming a queue to issue, said one banker
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Leads say guidance started flat to sovereign for new dollar deal
