Slovenia Plans to Issue 10-Year Government Bonds in US Dollars
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The new government's first borrowing will be the seventh intervention in financial markets this year and the second in foreign currency.
Slovenia has granted a mandate to Barclays, Deutsche Bank, DZ Bank, JP Morgan and Raiffeisen Bank International to issue a 10-year benchmark government bond denominated in US dollars. Depending on market conditions, the issue is expected to be carried out in the near future, the Ministry of Finance announced.
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DnevnikThe state today issued a 10-year bond in the amount of $500 million. As the Ministry of Finance pointed out, the US dollar is a strategic currency for Slovenia, and this transaction represents Slovenia's second return to the dollar capital market after 2014. Investor demand exceeded $785 million.
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