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Russia raised €1.5bn ($1.83bn) via a dual trancher. It raised:
The notes received orders over €2.1bn ($2.5bn) ~1.4x issue size. 47% of the 2036s were allocated to Russian investors, 22% to Germany and Austria, 14% to Middle East and Asia, 7% to the UK and 6% to France. For the tap of 2027s, Russian investors got 65%, Middle East and Asia 20% and France 11%. The bonds have an expected rating of BBB in line with the issuer rating. Uday Patnaik, head of emerging market debt at Legal & General Investment Management, commented, “In the last couple of weeks the rhetoric has been dialed back and there’s talk of Putin and Biden getting together, so this is a prime time for them to issue.”
Russia’s USD bonds were stable. Its 7.5% 2030s are at 115.3 yielding 1.81% and its 5.625% 2042s at 126.2, yielding 3.8%.
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