Brady Bond Trading Recapcontributed by Credit Lyonnais Securities (USA) Inc.Tuesday, February 15 2000 |
Daily Brady Bond Trading Commentary
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Russian
debt continues to rally on the back of Friday's agreement with London club
creditors. Seizing on the renewed confidence in Russian credit, with the
help of surging oil prices, the government intends to resume issuing GKO's this
month to help bring liquidity to local markets. S&P raised its ratings on
Russian Eurobonds one notch to CCC+. With many players focused on Eastern
Europe, Latin debt edged higher in listless trading. It will be difficult for
Latin debt to break to the upside ahead of Thursday's inflation report and
Humphrey Hawkins testimony. Argentina's preliminary EMI industrial production
reading for January was disappointing, showing mild y/y growth of 3.5%, and a
seasonally adjusted 1.5% contraction from December. The next dose of new supply
for the market is expected to come within a week in the form of a 20- year issue
from Colombia. |
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