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Romania is tapping the foreign debt market for the first time this year, capitalizing on improved sentiment following budget reforms that aim to reduce the budget deficit.

Nippon Steel's $3.9 billion convertible bond offering is expected to boost Japan's convertible bond market, providing cheaper funding options for Japanese companies.

Amundi, Europe's largest asset manager, is investing in Japanese government bonds for the first time in 30 years, indicating a long-term bullish view on Japan's debt market.

A group of bank creditors to Raízen SA is hiring FTI Consulting Inc.

ZF Friedrichshafen AG, a German auto supplier, is experiencing debt relief due to a slower-than-expected transition to electric vehicles, which has increased demand for its key components like gearboxes.

The Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs has heightened concerns among economists about the US federal debt, exacerbating existing worries about the country's fiscal health.

Trinseo Plc, a Pennsylvania-based plastics maker, is considering possible bankruptcy due to debt restructuring discussions with creditors.

Goldman Sachs has raised its US high-grade debt sales forecast to $2.1 trillion, driven by a strong start to the year and expectations of a stronger economic outlook.

The IMF has sounded an alarm on Mozambique's debt distress and budget crisis, painting a bleak picture of the country's economy.

The UK has achieved its largest ever budget surplus, driven by increased tax revenue and lower debt payments, indicating a positive economic trend.

Bitdeer's stock has declined 29% this year following a $300M debt offering, with the latest drop being 17% after the announcement of the convertible senior note offering.

Kenya successfully raised $2.25 billion in bonds to finance a debt buyback, indicating a positive sentiment in the international market for African sovereigns.