Cyprus Contemplates Second Bond Offering
As stated by two Cypriot governmental delegates, the nation is contemplating a bond market sale by September, as reported by Parikiaki. It is thought that the offering will be for approximately 500 million euros, that will most likely follow a Bank of Cyprus share sale.
The nation's government is attempting to create a sovereign securities yield curve. The discussed bond purchasings will mark the second one, after last month's. June's sale generated 750 million euros in five-year bonds, with a 4.85% yield.
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