Ukraine Adjourns Bondholder Talks Without Deal on Debt Rework
The first formal talks on restructuring more than $20 billion of Ukraine’s international bonds ended without a deal as the creditors pushed back against Kyiv’s proposal for debt relief.
The first formal talks on restructuring more than $20 billion of Ukraine’s international bonds ended without a deal as the creditors pushed back against Kyiv’s proposal for debt relief.
The European Central Bank sees no reason to be overly concerned about recent financial turbulence in France, according to Chief Economist Philip Lane.
The far-right leader of the National Rally party, Marine Le Pen, has added surprising new supporters ahead of France’s legislative election as the traditional norms that have kept nationalist groups out of power are falling apart.
Swedish landlord SBB’s plan to buy back as many as 50 million Class D shares with cash is “credit negative” for bondholders since the company’s liquidity position will weaken further, analysts at Arctic Securities said in a note to clients.
French government bonds won some respite after assurances from far-right leader Marine Le Pen that she would co-operate with President Emmanuel Macron should she prevail in upcoming national elections.
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