Romania is tapping international capital markets for the first time this year, raising new debt at a turbulent moment for domestic politics and global investor sentiment.
Its new euro- and dollar-denominated bonds were on offer on Monday after a jump in yields as the government struggles to rein in election spending that caused the widest budget
The offer includes a five-year euro note, with price guidance in the 310 basis-points
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