Eurasian Development Bank redeems €286mn Eurobond The Eurasian Development Bank said on March 26 it had fully redeemed a five-year Eurobond, meeting all obligations to investors at maturity.

The Eurasian Development Bank said on March 26 it had fully redeemed a five-year Eurobond, meeting all obligations to investors at maturity. Bne IntelliNews #EurasianDevelopmentBank #Eurobond #FinanceNews #Investment #BondMarket

Ils viennent de signer l'arrêt de mort de la France...

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Istanbul-listed Halkbank sells $210mn AT1 eurobond at 8.30% amid Iran war Debt issue follows signing of deferred prosecution agreement over US claims of collusion with Iranians in sanctions dodging.

Debt issue follows signing of deferred prosecution agreement over US claims of collusion with Iranians in sanctions dodging. Bne IntelliNews #Halkbank #Eurobond #Istanbul #Finance #IranWar

MHP SE Raises $550 Million in Bond Issuance Amidst Challenges MHP SE successfully closed a $550 million bond issuance, reinforcing its financial footing even under wartime pressures in Ukraine, highlighting investor confidence.

MHP SE Raises $550 Million in Bond Issuance Amidst Challenges #Ukraine #Kyiv #Eurobond #MHP_SE

Eurobond, sì o no? Una scelta che serve all'Europa se vuole essere realmente autonoma (Adnkronos) - Eurobond sì o no? Che si chiamino così o si chiamino 'asset sicuri', come continuano a chiamarli i burocrati a Bruxelles, servono all'Europa se vuole veramente diventare autonoma e indipendente nelle scelte che riguarda...

Eurobond, sì o no? Una scelta che serve all'Europa se vuole essere realmente autonoma ... LEGGI TUTTO #Eurobond #Autonomia #Europa #Finanza #Investimenti

Istanbul-listed Akbank extends Vakifbank’s record for cheapest ever subordinated AT1 eurobond Turkish lender’s paper registered as first of its kind priced at below 8%.

Turkish lender’s paper registered as first of its kind priced at below 8%. Bne IntelliNews #Akbank #Vakifbank #Eurobond #Finance #Banking

Ue, Darnis (Luiss): "L'intesa Italia-Germania non è a scapito del motore franco-tedesco" È una buona notizia anche in Francia, spiega Jean-Pierre Darnis, professore di Storia alla Luiss. 'In Italia riflesso nazionalista puerile ma Ue non è gioco a somma zero: se perdiamo, perdiamo tutti. ...

La nuova intesa #Italia-#Germania non va a scapito del motore franco-tedesco, dice Jean-Pierre Darnis (Luiss/Nizza). In Italia esiste un "riflesso nazionalista puerile", ma #Ue non è un gioco a somma zero: "se perdiamo, perdiamo tutti". Esistono "convergenze forti anche su #BuyEuropean ed #eurobond"

Turkey raises €2bn from sale of eight-year eurobond at lowest spread in 15 years Versus Mid-Swaps, it falls to 242 basis points, down from 280bp seen in 2025.

Versus Mid-Swaps, it falls to 242 basis points, down from 280bp seen in 2025. Bne IntelliNews #Turkey #Eurobond #Finance #Investment #Economy

La necessità di un'autonomia strategica dell'Unione Europea per aprirsi al commercio internazionale Nel 2026 il vecchio ordine mondiale è definitivamente saltato. L’autonomia strategica dell’Europa diventa il vero nodo da sciogliere per uscire dalla frattura del legame transatlantico, incrinato dagli atti aggressivi di Trump

Nel 2026 il vecchio ordine mondiale è definitivamente saltato. L’autonomia strategica dell’Europa diventa il vero nodo da sciogliere per uscire dalla frattura del legame transatlantico, incrinato dagli atti aggressivi di Trump #donald-trump #eurobond #mark-carney #unione-europea #ursula-von-der-l...

Actualités CAMEROUN :: Un emprunt de 415 milliards à 10% plonge le pays dans la spirale de la dette :: CAMEROON News Le Cameroun vient de contracter un EUROBOND de 750 millions de dollars, soit 415 milliards FCFA. Mais c'est le coût réel de cette opération qui choque : près de...

🚨 Analyse : le piège de la dette camerounaise dévoilé 📈
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DR Congo is planning to issue a $750m Eurobond in April, a debut for the country.

High copper prices and adherence to IMF programme are helpful.

I’ve been in debate for some months about where this Eurobond will come, in terms of yield.

#DRC #eurobond #frontiermarkets

North Macedonia raises €1bn with oversubscribed Eurobond Finance ministry says high demand reflects strong investor confidence in the government’s reform agenda and macroeconomic policies.

Finance ministry says high demand reflects strong investor confidence in the government’s reform agenda and macroeconomic policies. Bne IntelliNews #NorthMacedonia #Eurobond #Finance #Investment #EconomicGrowth

Turkey rides CEEMEA eurobond "mania" with two papers Raises $3.5bn, enjoys narrowing spreads over US Treasuries.

Raises $3.5bn, enjoys narrowing spreads over US Treasuries. Bne IntelliNews #Turkey #Eurobond #CEEMEA #Finance #Investing

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Esausto, raffreddato (e si sente) ma grato di essere stato nelle stanze in cui si è scritta la storia d'Europa. I Ventisette erogheranno all'#Ucraina un prestito da 90 miliardi di euro da raccogliere emettendo #eurobond 🧵

Ekrem İmamoğlu: “2020 Eurobond Borcunu Eksiksiz Ödedik, İstanbul İçin Ürettik” - Liberal TR Haber Tutuklu Cumhurbaşkanı Adayı ve İBB Başkanı Ekrem İmamoğlu, 2020 Eurobond borcunun anapara ve faiziyle tamamen ödendiğini açıkladı. “Bizi yargılıyorlar, biz eserlerimizle cevap veriyoruz” dedi. Tutuklu...

Ekrem İmamoğlu: “2020 Eurobond Borcunu Eksiksiz Ödedik, İstanbul İçin Ürettik”
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Instead of contortions over Russian assets, the Commission could issue a 30-yr federal Ukraine #eurobond, joint & several liability, payable by genuine EU own resources not MS GNI contributions. Come on! @piotrserafin.bsky.social @andriuskubilius.ec.europa.eu @eucopresident.consilium.europa.eu #mff

Namibia has successfully repaid its $750 million eurobond, marking the largest single-day debt repayment in the nation’s history and a major milestone for its financial stability.

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Aydem Yenilenebilir yeşil tahviline yüksek talep geldi Aydem Yenilenebilir’in 550 milyon USD’lik yeşil eurobonduna yaklaşık 1 milyar dolar talep geldi, refinansman ve yeni yatırımlar planlanıyor.

📢 Aydem Yenilenebilir’in 550 milyon USD’lik yeşil tahviline yaklaşık 1 milyar USD talep geldi.
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So jein, bc the #eurobond precedent has been squandered. A true sovereign instrument, backed by EU-wide resources could fund Ukraine and EU public goods and services. Instead the current design externalises benefit, with EU taxpayers covering debt through austerity while U.S. firms capture profits.

A permanent #eurobond scheme worth 2% of GDP would lock in 1.5–2% long-run growth, lower debt ratios, and give us the fiscal firepower to withstand shocks. In the eye of the second #ChinaShock Germany's refusal is chauvanistic blindness, blocking the very mechanism the continent needs.

Namibia on track to redeem US$750m bond Chamwe Kaira  Namibia is on target to redeem the US$750 million eurobond when it matures in October, according to Nicholas Mukasa, director of financial markets at the Bank of Namibia. “As far as the Eurobond redemption is concerned, all I can say is that we are on target to redeem that bond when it matures in October,” Mukasa said. In her budget speech in March, minister of finance Ericah Shafudah said the 2025/26 financial year would be eventful, with the government facing the redemption of the eurobond on 29 October.  By March, the government had accumulated US$463 million in the sinking fund over previous financial years.  The plan is to add another N$3 billion (US$162 million) to the fund in the 2025/26 financial year before the bond matures, leaving a balance of N$2.3 billion (US$125 million) to be refinanced through the domestic market. Mukasa said Namibia has a detailed sovereign debt management strategy that the central bank is following.  “As we have been mentioning, we have a sinking fund with some savings that go towards redeeming this bond. And also, as part of this year’s borrowing plan, you have seen that there has been a pick-up in the domestic issuances, part of that to make a way for funding to be able to redeem that bond. So as far as that borrowing plan is concerned, it is performing well; there are no funding shortfalls. We have seen very good interest in both of our bonds, both short and long-term bonds. So we are basically on target,” he said. The government is also making principal repayments on the IMF Rapid Financial Instrument, amounting to N$2.3 billion in the 2025/26 financial year and the final tranche of N$1.2 billion in FY2026/27, along with periodic redemptions of domestic bonds. Public debt is expected to decline from 66% of GDP in FY2024/25 to 62% in FY2025/26. After settling the Eurobond and IMF obligations, over 80% of the country’s debt will be in domestic currency, reducing exposure to exchange rate risks.

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Namibia’s Eurobond redemption:A fiscal win with real-life benefits In a time when news about public finances often comes wrapped in alarm bells and warnings, Namibia has given us a story worth celebrating. The country is on track to fully redeem its US$750 million Eurobond when it matures in October 2025. This is not just a technical achievement in debt management; it’s proof that disciplined planning and consistent follow-through can pay off, and it’s the kind of success that can have real meaning for ordinary Namibians. Nicholas Mukasa, Director of Financial Markets at the Bank of Namibia, confirmed recently that “we are on target to redeem that bond when it matures in October.” Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah had already signaled this as one of the defining moments of the 2025/26 financial year during her budget speech in March. By then, government had already saved US$463 million in a sinking fund over previous years and planned to add another US$162 million before the maturity date. The last US$125 million will be refinanced through the domestic market. Now, those numbers might sound like they belong in some dusty ledger in the Ministry of Finance, far removed from daily life. But they matter. A lot. In a world where countries default on their debt and pay the price for years, meeting this obligation on time is a statement. It’s Namibia telling the world: “We keep our word.” And in the language of the global financial markets, that counts for everything. We’ve seen what happens when the opposite is true. Zambia’s default in 2020 on US$17 billion of external debt led to years of painful negotiations, a damaged reputation, and much higher borrowing costs. Ghana faced similar turbulence in 2022 when it restructured its debt, and the aftershocks are still being felt. Once you lose investor trust, winning it back is costly and slow. By contrast, Botswana has spent decades carefully managing its debt, meeting its obligations without drama, and today enjoys strong credit ratings and access to affordable financing. Morocco, too, paid off a Eurobond in 2010 without incident and saw investor confidence grow, allowing it to fund ambitious infrastructure projects at better rates. Namibia’s success here didn’t happen by chance. The creation of a sinking fund, a kind of savings account set aside specifically for debt repayment, was a deliberate choice. It meant saying no to certain expenditures in the short term in order to safeguard the future. That sort of discipline isn’t glamorous, but it’s the foundation of economic stability. Paying off a bond on time isn’t just about looking good on paper. It has ripple effects that touch the lives of everyone. First, it strengthens our creditworthiness. Credit rating agencies take note when countries meet big obligations without drama, and that can lead to better ratings or at least prevent damaging downgrades. The better the rating, the less we have to pay in interest when we borrow in the future, whether for big government projects or indirectly through the banking system for business loans and mortgages. It also reassures investors. Foreign companies looking to set up in Namibia aren’t just interested in our mineral wealth or tourism potential; they want to know they can rely on stable governance and a sound economy. This kind of news signals exactly that. And when investor confidence rises, more projects get off the ground, more factories open their doors, and more jobs are created. Then there’s the cost of money itself. When the government borrows at lower rates, it eases pressure on interest rates across the economy. That means banks can offer cheaper loans to businesses and households, which encourages entrepreneurship, home ownership, and other activities that stimulate growth. So, for the ordinary person walking down Independence Avenue, the benefits of this Eurobond redemption are real. They might show up in the form of more job opportunities, lower borrowing costs, a stronger currency that keeps imported goods like fuel and food from becoming too expensive, and more government spending on things that directly improve daily life, like schools, clinics, and roads, rather than on interest payments to foreign creditors. But this isn’t a one-off victory lap. Fiscal discipline is a habit, not a single act. Namibia’s ability to set aside hundreds of millions over the years is a sign of forward thinking, but it has to continue. Our structural challenges, high unemployment, a small tax base, vulnerability to commodity price swings, aren’t going away overnight. The period after the redemption is when we should be thinking about the next buffer, the next saving mechanism. Countries like Chile and Norway, with their sovereign wealth funds, show how resource-dependent economies can protect themselves from boom-and-bust cycles. Namibia’s sinking fund could evolve into something like that, becoming a permanent fixture in our fiscal toolkit. October 2025 will be more than just a date on a repayment schedule, it will be a milestone in Namibia’s journey toward becoming a more credible, trusted player in the global financial system. It’s a moment to use that credibility to secure better financing for infrastructure, green energy, and economic diversification. It’s also a reminder to ourselves that good governance pays off in the most practical ways. We should absolutely congratulate the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Namibia for steering us to this point. But we should also take the bigger lesson to heart: when a country makes careful, disciplined, and transparent financial decisions, it’s not just accountants and credit analysts who benefit. It’s every Namibian who wants a stronger, more stable, and more hopeful future.

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