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Reduced demand and higher pricing among biggest worries for borrowers, and more

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Reduced demand and higher pricing among biggest worries for borrowers
By Burhan Khadbai
While the funding year has gotten off to a solid start for public sector borrowers, issuers have a number of concerns ahead of what could be an uncertain macro environment in the second half of 2024. In particular, concerns raised on deal subscriptions and new issue premiums are high on the list of concerns for issuers, OMFIF’s 2024 Public sector debt outlook survey finds.

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Europe needs comprehensive industrial policy to withstand populist forces
By Geoffrey Yu
It is often bread-and-butter issues such as jobs and inflation that decide the outcome of elections. This year’s European elections are no different. 

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