Poland has raised $1 billion in a sale of dollar-denominated bonds, Reuters reports. The bonds carry a coupon rate of 5.125%, and are scheduled to mature in 2021. The Polish finance ministry appointed Citi, Goldman Sachs and Royal Bank of Scotland as lead managers for the transaction. In 2011, Poland has placed $1.4 billion in euro-denominated bonds, $215.1 million in yen-denominated bonds and $392 million in Swiss franc bonds.

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