Emerging Market Credit Daily Roundup: 19 July, 2017

Oman Oil to close a PXF loan – Halkbank to tap the international markets – Zimbabwe’s capital to issue a US$100mn housing bonds – Barclays Africa Group gets rated – Eskom to move away from government guarantee loans – YPF issues a US$750mn bond – Argentina raises rates – US seeks to “punish” Venezuela – Greece postpones markets return – Tensions escalate between EU and Poland

By Bonds & Loans

Jul 19, 2017 // 5:05PM

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