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Putin Selling First Euro Bonds as Yields Tumble: Russia Credit

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Russia is planning its first ever sale of bonds in euros to revive corporate borrowing in the currency as yields tumble relative to dollar debt.

The government, which raised $5.5 billion in its first global bonds since 1998 in April, may seek a similar amount in euros to set a benchmark rate for companies, Deputy Finance Minister Dmitry Pankin told reporters in Washington on Oct. 8.