Indonesia re-opens Asian bond market

but sends mixed signals to prospective borrowers.

The Republic of Indonesia returned to the international bond markets after New York's open yesterday (April 13) with a $1 billion 10-year deal via Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and UBS. After a three week delay caused by exceptionally difficult market conditions, the government was finally able to congratulate itself on getting the issue size it wanted if not the price.

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