Turkey
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Turkey issuers tipped to return to primary market after long absence if the opposition wins election -
Turkish banks have been able to refinance even in the worst crises, said one loans banker
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Only a few issuers will be able to bring deals as investors digest recent glut of issuance amid data and holiday disruption
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With third bond of 2023, sovereign wraps three quarters of external funding
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Poland prints record deal amid fears that conditions will worsen later in the year
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No Turkish issuers to tap the primary market before May's election except for the sovereign
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Pipeline of new CEE bonds, including some from FIG issuers, is on ice until Easter
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Turkey has a good green profile versus peers, said one investor, but governance is the big worry
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Sovereign is prioritising tapping new investors, not securing low prices, with its ESG framework
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The EM bond market had a tough day on Wednesday but Turkey is 'uniquely positioned'
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Short pause in issuance expected while country comes to terms with disaster
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Turkish private sector issuers tipped to follow with deals of their own
