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JAPAN: KÖPTE 10% AV EFSF-OBLIGATIONSEMISSION PÅ MÅNDAGEN

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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Den japanska regeringen köpte 10 procent av de obligationer som såldes av den europeiska räddningsfonden EFSF på måndage, som en demonstration av stöd till regionens ansträngningar.

Det uppgav en icke namngiven källa med insyn enligt Bloomberg News.

EFSF sköt upp den planerade obligationsemissionen den 2 november på grund av marknadsturbulens i spåren på grekiske premiärministerns utlysning av en folkomröstning om EU:s stödpaket.

Vid måndagens emission prissattes EFSF-obligationer med löptid till februari 2022 till en ränta som låg 104 punkter över swapräntan. I den förra EFSF-emissionen, den 15 juni prissattes obligationer med löptid till 2021 17 punkter över swapräntan.

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