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Pricing in the Eurobond market, yield rates, and investment opportunities in private sector bonds are evaluated.
Eren Kuru
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Pricing in the Eurobond market, yield rates, and investment opportunities in private sector bonds are evaluated.
The speaker evaluates potential opportunities and maturity preferences in the bond market for February and March following the selling trend observed in January. He analyzes the effects of geopolitical risks and developments in US treasuries on the yield curve.
The positive effects of falling CDS risk premiums and the global interest rate environment on the Treasury's external borrowing costs are examined.
The speaker details the Treasury's authorization for 7 and 12-year bond issuance and yield expectations.
The speaker analyzes that the risk-return balance is still attractive for investors on the long end of the Eurobond yield curve (7, 10, 15 years tenure) and the window of opportunity continues.
The speaker evaluates that Turkey remains relatively discounted among emerging markets and that interest in foreign currency denominated bonds is strong.
The speaker analyzes the drop in Turkey's CDS premium, the decline in Eurobond yields, and the issuance potential for the year 2026.
Pricing in the Eurobond market, yield rates, and investment opportunities in private sector bonds are evaluated.
The speaker evaluates potential opportunities and maturity preferences in the bond market for February and March following the selling trend observed in January. He analyzes the effects of geopolitical risks and developments in US treasuries on the yield curve.
The positive effects of falling CDS risk premiums and the global interest rate environment on the Treasury's external borrowing costs are examined.
The speaker details the Treasury's authorization for 7 and 12-year bond issuance and yield expectations.
The speaker analyzes that the risk-return balance is still attractive for investors on the long end of the Eurobond yield curve (7, 10, 15 years tenure) and the window of opportunity continues.
The speaker evaluates that Turkey remains relatively discounted among emerging markets and that interest in foreign currency denominated bonds is strong.