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Taras Kotovych

Bond Market Insight -- More borrowings in FX

Borrowing in the domestic bonds market still relies on demand from foreign investors, which, in turn, depends on which instruments are offered. This week, demand once again favoured FX-denominated bills, which allowed the MoF to refinance part of today's debt repayments.

19/06/2019 1 EN

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Bond Market Insight -- More borrowings in FX

Macro Review-Macro Insight: Larger Financial Aid Buys More Time for Economy to Adjust

Weekly Insight -- Monthly inflation surges in March

Weekly Insight -- IMF increases foreign aid assumptions

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