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(From Financial News (Daily))
International bond issuance in the first nine months of the year shrugged off a swathe of setbacks to fall only 8.5% short of volumes for the same period in 2001.New bond issuance has been depressed since the end of the first quarter, and a supply drought through the summer months left bankers expecting a surge of fresh supply in the third quarter as companies jostled to raise funds once the market stabilised slightly.
However, supply since the end of summer has been characterised by deals from sovereign and supranational issuers, as well as a few highly-rated corporate and financial borrowers. A pick up in activity towards the end of the third ...