India Eximbank bond

India’s Eximbank prints $500 million despite downgrade fears

India's Eximbank, which is seen as a proxy for the sovereign, attracts a $2.5 billion book and prices inside of State Bank of India's bonds.
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India: The threat of a sovereign downgrade has hampered bond issuance
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Although Asian dollar bond issuance has hit record levels, Indian borrowers have not joined that stampede — at least not during the first half of this year. However, issuance has picked up during the past two weeks, with Export-Import Bank of India printing a $500 million five-year bond last night.

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