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Bulgaria will take out a new debt of half a billion levs (BGN). This is clear from a statement by the Ministry of Finance.

It is about 3.5-year government securities (bonds) denominated in BGN, maturing on May 17, 2025. The weighted average annual yield of the issue is 0.88%.

Wall Street closed its first losing week in the last four with an up-and-down on April 8, as investors brace for the Federal Reserve to tighten the brakes on the economy more aggressively to beat down inflation.

A 150-million-euro bond issue by CPLP Shipping Holdings Plc has been oversubscribed by more than five times, with listed offers exceeding 800 million euros for five-year senior unsecured bonds by the Nasdaq-listed shipping company founded by Evangelos Marinakis.

Greece is "getting rid" of expensive debt, laying the groundwork for the early repayment of part of the bilateral loans from the first Memorandum of 2010 (2.7 billion euros per year) and the further repayment of IMF loans (1.9 billion euros). The signal was officially sent by the Minister of Finance Christos Staikouras and according to information, these moves will start in the near future.

The Turkish Treasury borrowed around 4.06 billion Turkish liras ($469.9 million) from domestic markets, according to an official statement on July 12. 

The Treasury and Finance Ministry announced that two-year fixed-coupon government bonds (reopen, second issue) were sold.

The Turkish Treasury borrowed around 8.36 billion Turkish liras ($1 billion) from domestic markets, according to an official statement on June 22. 

The Treasury and Finance Ministry announced that 3.35 billion Turkish liras ($400 million) in four-year fixed coupon rate government bonds were sold on Monday.

Ljubljana – Slovenia is presenting the framework for its first sustainability bond to investors in a global call on Monday, to be followed by one-on-one calls with interested investors on Tuesday, the Finance Ministry has announced. The issue will depend on the market situation.

The Turkish Treasury borrowed around 1.8 billion Turkish liras ($209 million) from domestic markets, according to an official statement on June 8. 

The Treasury and Finance Ministry announced that 768 million Turkish liras ($89 million) in 12-month zero-coupon government bonds (reopen, second issue) were sold.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector arm of the World Bank Group, is investing RON 293.5 million (the equivalent of approximately $72 million) in RON-denominated senior non-preferred bonds placed by Raiffeisen Bank SA (RBRO), IFC said in a statement on Monday.

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