The Czech koruna bond market has been heralded as the model for the emerging capital markets of central and eastern Europe. The Czech Republic has what appears to be a stable economy, the currency is riding high, and the international financial community has tipped it as the first country in the region to join the European Union. Debt issuance is accelerating to keep up with investors partly spurred by high nominal interest rates.
Last September, the market’s prodigy, the Eurokoruna, was born.
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