1403 GMT - Investors are likely to demand cheap pricing on Alphabet's 100-year sterling bond being marketed on Tuesday due to the bond's long maturity period, Premier Miton's Simon Prior says in a note. "Given the untested waters of 100-year issuance, they will need to keep this cheap at final pricing to ensure it entices a decent buyer base," Prior says. U.K. pension funds are likely to be the main buyers of the long-maturity bond, he says. (miriam.mukuru@wsj.com)
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